Sentence examples for institutionalized in the first from inspiring English sources

The Enron scandal raised the fundamental question of why such behavior occurred — and became institutionalized — in the first place.

Much of the theological richness of the Christian past was suppressed as Christianity became more institutionalized in the second and third centuries and ultimately became the official religion of the Roman Empire in the early fourth century.

Autocratic natural-science-based management (ANM) of renewable resources was institutionalized in the early twentieth century following the principle of management based on science with administrative decisions by professional agency employees.

It became institutionalized in the early decades of the twentieth century, coinciding with the growing stature and professionalization of journalism and the rise of public relations as a tool of governance.

China has experienced a series of antitraditional cultural movements since the beginning of the twentieth century, but the ideas of an independent self and separatism in intergenerational relations have not been institutionalized in the society (see also Sun 2004).

First come the vibrantly colored page-size images, in watercolor and gouache, of Josef Karl Radler (1844-1817), a former porcelain painter who was institutionalized in the 1890's.

But, since July, payment for order flow has become institutionalized in the equity options markets.

In this case, segregation was fully institutionalized in the state's legal system.

That shift will be institutionalized in the redistricting maps lawmakers will draw next year.

But there are other symbol systems recognized and institutionalized in the different cultures of humankind.

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