Sentence examples for institutionalized assuming from inspiring English sources
You can't pass one if you've been involuntarily institutionalized (assuming it shows up on the check).
Archaeological interpretations of the capital region of ancient empires often rely on documentary sources and assume the existence of a highly integrated and institutionalized state polity.
Lauri Burns had the sort of early life that you tend to assume a person wouldn't survive: She was abused, institutionalized, addicted and in a succession of foster homes before the age of 15.
S15: We assumed that only hip fracture patients have an increased risk to be institutionalized in a NH.
One of the greatest burdens of three centuries of institutionalized, structural racism, is that African-Americans and many other people of color have learned that assuming race may always be a factor is essential to survival.
Generally more (institutionalized) frictions are in place in these European sites, intended to prevent further change, based on the benefits assumed for biodiversity and aesthetics.
The world assumed that the transitions in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya would eventually give birth to more pluralistic societies, that democracy would become institutionalized, and that economic prosperity would be enhanced.
"This is a milestone for reform, a massive change in thinking from an era when the state assumed all responsibility for the welfare of the vulnerable – but did it in such a way that it categorized and institutionalized people, stripping them of their independence and dignity.
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
Finally, she is institutionalized.
