Sentence examples for institutionalized in terms of 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.

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.

Q: In terms of institutionalizing children, is there much effort on developing better jails?

34 It is important to note that day care and institutionalized patients did not significantly differ in terms of education in our study but did differ by age, with the average institutionalized patients being almost 5 years older than the day care patients.

While in modern psychiatric hospitals less emphasis is put on institutionalizing patients with bricks and mortar, institutionalization is rather displayed in terms of policy and legal framework, in terms of clinical responsibility and paternalism or understood as patients' response to institutional care.

The presumed trade-offs between economic efficiency and social progress has been institutionalized in decades of policy choices".

In terms of mechanics, the operation of the fund should be institutionalized; a set of simple trigger strategies can be devised.

Thus, the term knowledge flow refers to the effects of HR systems on the individual level (human capital), but also organizational effects in terms of changing knowledge shared within groups or networks (social capital) or institutionalized within formal rules or procedures (organizational capital) (Kang et al. 2007).

Samsung is already setting itself apart from the competition in terms of market reach and global sales, but distinguishing itself on the physical retail floor will institutionalize a choice between Samsung and 'all the rest' for in-store shoppers.

They can also become chronically institutionalized in the absence of a political outcome to a stalemate.

For example, cultural capital, institutionalized in the form of academic qualifications, is convertible into economic capital under certain conditions.