Sentence examples for institutionalized because from inspiring English sources

His mother was institutionalized because of mental-health issues, according to his family, leaving Hempstead and his siblings to fend for themselves on the streets.

And it would ensure that only children who need to be institutionalized — because they present a risk to the public — end up in the facilities.

I'm skeptical that good product design can be institutionalized, because so much of this field turns on genius, artistry and creative spark.

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

The settlements are institutionalized because of the unlikelihood of any Israeli prime minister, regardless of party, advocating for the removal and return to the 1967 borders.

In current-day terms, the racist-laden ditty of the University of Oklahoma's Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was tolerated and institutionalized because it was being sung by the otherwise "good people" who established the fraternity's culture and traditions.

The trans community is regularly marginalized from groups focused on eliminating institutionalized inequality because of the transphobia present across activist circles.

The poverty of some is owing to the greed of others; suffering and deprivation may occur because of institutionalized racial and ethnic hatred, or because leaders use their positions to advance their own power and prosperity at the expense of their citizenry, or simply because the cost of defense against foreign enemies brings economic hardship to a nation or some of its members.

City Council Speaker Gifford Miller complained that the proposal would "institutionalize dishonesty" because it would allow candidates to identify themselves as members of parties without necessarily holding any tenets of the party or winning the support of the members of the party.

There are some pretty-boys-at-the-gym scenes, in a subplot involving a son who's moved to Los Angeles (the weakest part of the show), but the primary gay character — Brother Boy, a cross-dressing Tammy Wynette impersonator who's been institutionalized for 28 years because his parents wanted him "de-homosexualized" — is old and fleshy and tired.

The result: A financing disincentive is institutionalized for CTE programs because a similar dollar allocation is extended across more non-CTE courses.