Sentence examples for institutionalized dead from inspiring English sources
In this analysis, only the samples that were measured for consecutive 7 years were included, and therefore, the elderly persons who were hospitalized, institutionalized, dead or emigrated were excluded.
Britain appears to be the latest country to institutionalize "dead August," thanks, it seems, to Prime Minister Tony Blair, who more or less took the phone off the hook at 10 Downing Street and spent the entire month in Italy and France (although he was forced return home briefly after the bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland, on Aug. 15).
This study did not incorporate those elders who were institutionalized or dead at the endpoint for the analysis of the risk factors.
"When one of our students was 13, he was the oldest male in his family who was not dead or institutionalized.
The model considers four states: 1) not yet requiring FTC (pre-FTC), 2) requiring FTC but still living in the community (FTC community), 3) requiring FTC and institutionalized (FTC institution), or 4) dead.
The Kurds have institutionalized it, lavishing resources on both the dead and their survivors.
Of course, it's not like you could blame him: Grant's father had institutionalized his mother when he was nine and told him she was dead.
Having attained a lofty station in English culture by the time the "War Requiem" had its première, in 1962, he confronted listeners with a statement of radical pacifism: interweaving the Mass for the Dead with antiwar poems by Wilfred Owen, Britten proposed that war is an absolute evil, and implied that institutionalized Christianity had betrayed its founding texts.
Institutionalized racism?
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
