Sentence examples for institutionalized forms from inspiring English sources

Since language, activity and social relationships become institutionalized within a culture (Kemmis & McTaggart, 1988), transformation happens when we open up, challenge and change institutionalized forms of language, activity and established practices, as well as our ways of relating to one another.

In Britain, the fallout from the Weinstein revelations is taking place in a society that has been struggling, and for the most part failing, to confront institutionalized forms of sexual abuse for several years.

Inspired by Heidegger's notion of the thing, I suggest that differing from institutionalized forms of biology, DIYbio produces things rather than techno-objects.

It is also likely that non-western students should deal with institutionalized forms of dominant culture in the Dutch higher education system that serves as an implicit device to reduce performance in higher education.

The blasphemy law is only one of many institutionalized forms of religious discrimination in Pakistan.

We are no longer OK with the mainstream LGBT organizations among you who signal your complicity in anti-Black violence through your loud silence and deliberate ignoring of the types of systemic, institutionalized forms of anti-Black racism that negatively impact Black queer and trans people (and all Black people), disallow Black well-being, and deaden us.

Religion has thus comprised a primary space in which and by means of which gender hierarchy has been culturally articulated, reinforced, and consolidated in institutionalized form.

Can it really be that President Clinton will simply let this promising initiative die, once again showing how easily America can ignore racism in all its institutionalized and personal forms?

Somehow those practices have been institutionalized under democratic forms.

The element that has most small-business advocates excited is the crowd-funding provision, which institutionalizes a form of financing that is, on a small scale, much like venture capital investing.

The Soútsos brothers, Aléxandros and Panayótis, introduced the novel into Greece, but they are best known for their Romantic poetry, which as time went by moved gradually away from the Demotic ("popular"), or commonly spoken, language toward the Katharevusa ("purist") form institutionalized by Koraïs.