Not only has she internalized these ideas, but her school might have institutionalized them in dress code policy and enforcement.
Although Gaelic football is similar to these other "codes," that game was institutionalized under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (1884) as a distinctively Irish alternative to the imported English games of soccer and rugby.
Finally, institutional care, provided to those living in a residential or nursing home or a psychiatric hospital, was coded 0 = community living, 1 = institutionalized.
"Lincoln's Code" persuasively shows how the laws of war are created and institutionalized by the self-interests and principles of powerful states, and are all too often swept away by battlefield necessity.
They must abide by municipal codes, he said, but would make more profit on denser developments, "Sprawl is institutionalized," said Mr. Troy of Sharbell.
Congress passed the first federal espionage law during World War I, but the espionage gap was all but institutionalized after the war when Henry L. Stimson, the secretary of state, uncerimoniously closed the government's code-breaking office.
The study subjects included institutionalized residents with the main psychiatric diagnosis of schizophrenic disorders, as categorized by the International Classification of Disease (9th Edition) (ICD-9 code 295).
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
They institutionalized it.
Should he be institutionalized?
