Sentence examples similar to institutionalized limited from inspiring English sources

So much so that denial is institutionalized and treatment is limited to a prescription bottle and -- if you're really lucky -- a few great books!?

John explained to me the downfall of American union in three acts: "The expulsion of the reds [communists and socialists, expelled in the 1920s-30s] which the union bosses lead, the Taft-Hartley Act [of 1947, which limited and institutionalized the unions], and Ronald Reagan's firing of the air traffic controllers [in 1981]." "Nowadays unions don't fight," he added, "they're labor lieutenants.

I believe institutionalized higher education limits possibilities, and that if we allowed people to learn from life instead of confining them to academic intuitions we could unleash human potential and allow everybody to change the world.

There are institutionalized, social and economic barriers that limit access to higher education, exclusive networks and leadership opportunities.

Such high limits would institutionalize corruption, not restrict it.

Soon after many rules and regulations to limit tobacco's harm became institutionalized in society.

At its heart they institutionalized the company-wide understanding that they had limited resources and made choices accordingly.

She tells us that it took her three years to bring the school system under her direct control and "to institutionalize strong ethics requirements limiting the school board's direct involvement with the day-to-day operations of the system".

In 12percentt of the countries, legislative amendments were introduced and failed, such that term limits were upheld through institutionalized means.

These laws are limited in reach to people who have been institutionalized or subject to legal sanctions related to their mental health conditions.

Most of the countries belonging to the OECD have decided to control and limit the number of people that could be institutionalized, mainly to try to control social expenses.