Sentence examples for institutionalized around from inspiring English sources

South-South cooperation was never institutionalized around biodiversity before – that's the symbolism of India's pledge.

Firstly, the nation state has historically been institutionalized around two strong concepts: sovereignty and nationhood, but the federalist paradigm does not have good alternatives to them.

Love's debut solo album was also marred by controversy in that she was arrested and institutionalized around the time she was touring to promote it.

Nevertheless, to fully accommodate frailty in the clinical practices still requires further transformation of the current medical system, which has been long institutionalized around single-system illness [ 34].

Health providers must also be aware of the stigma around Aboriginal Australian disability; that is, institutionalized attitudes around the causation involving assumptions of drug dependence, alcoholism, and unemployment.

The first Vatileaks case portrayed an elderly Benedict XVI seemingly unaware of the power struggles and institutionalized corruption around him, while the two new books show Pope Francis vigorously pushing the Vatican bureaucracy to clean house.

The culture of silence around domestic violence is institutionalized because we allow it to be.

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If you are too much fighting with your spouse between two point of time, please go away for 2 weeks from each other and if you really miss him/her instead of been institutionalized, you will appreciate the love around.

His sight gone, his wife institutionalized, he spends his fortune sending emissaries around the world in search of the governess.

A third story line involves the sister of another captive who did not make it back alive; refusing to accept his death, she sees and hears him around her and risks being institutionalized.