Sentence examples for institutionalized in terms from inspiring English sources

"There are allegations that this has become institutionalized in terms of the establishment of sex rings and so forth," the Philippine secretary of foreign affairs, Albert del Rosario, said at a Monday news conference.

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However, the 4253 survey respondents included only 1510 older adults, and older people who were institutionalized in long-term care homes were excluded from the research.

Exclusion criteria were being institutionalized in a long-term care facility, having a fall originating from a stroke or a fall resulting in a hip fracture, as these last problems necessitate a referral to a rehabilitative care unit and, patients who died during the hospitalization.

This sample was classified as community-living or institutionalized in a nursing home based on a distinct component of long-term care insurance called 'institutional care'.

His mother was institutionalized in 1936.

He acknowledged that torture had been "institutionalized" in Algeria.

Furthermore, multilateral diplomacy was institutionalized in a permanent form.

Sustainability measurement and reporting is becoming institutionalized in large companies.

Then, in 1958, Saumarez Smith noted, the Warburg was institutionalized in a grand building in Woburn Square.

In Africa during that decade, young disabled people in Zimbabwe were institutionalized in residential missionary schools.