Sentence examples for institutionalized contact from inspiring English sources

That's community policing, that's requiring precinct commanders to be in regular, institutionalized contact with community leaders, church leaders, elected officials to develop a focus, to develop priorities, to develop strategies.

Bush and McCain advisers said they planned to institutionalize contacts between the campaign and the White House once Mr. McCain was the nominee, but that the communication was unlikely to be as formal as the daily 8 a.m. conference call between the Bush campaign and the White House during the 2004 re-election campaign.

Edward McLoughlin, a Dutchess County prosecutor who is working with the state attorney general's office to keep Mr. Fentress institutionalized, said the prospective witness contacted his office in 1992.

· A comprehensive and sustainable legal assistance and social support programme for children in contact with the law is institutionalized.

NoV vaccination may be a particularly attractive prevention tool for institutionalized older adults, and staff who have contact with them, for whom current control activities have shown limited/variable impact on outbreak duration and attack rates [ 78, 105].

In 2013 UNICEF reported that: "The ill-treatment of children who come in contact with the military detention system appears to be widespread, systematic and institutionalized throughout the process, from the moment of arrest until the child's prosecution and eventual conviction and sentencing".

Colleges can grant a dependency override in unusual circumstances, like when the parents are both incarcerated, hospitalized or institutionalized, or when a hostile family environment makes it unsafe for the student to have further contact with the parents.

Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.

They institutionalized it.

Should he be institutionalized?

"It's been institutionalized.