Sentence examples for institutionalized measures from inspiring English sources

A complete lack of preparedness, little awareness, and no institutionalized measures for early warning or evacuation contributed to the human and material losses during the disaster.

These are institutionalized measures of structured racism, and there needs to be a united front of men and women, not only Muslims, who answer to that.

The former measures the way various structures have been institutionalized, while the latter measures the various processes related to the Redesigned CHF.

Similarly, Mr. Reid voted for a 1993 measure that institutionalized the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gay members of the military.

In case that a patient dies or will be institutionalized, length of time to death or institutionalization, respectively, will be measured.

The only exclusion criterion was being institutionalized.

However, this scale is not a frailty measure per se but was designed to measure 'health instability' and to specifically predict mortality in institutionalized older people [ 38].

A number of countries do have policy and legislative and practical measures for institutionalizing disaster risk reduction.

To measure the prevalence and associated factors of undetected depression in institutionalized older people.

In the 1970s the several tendencies within the Jewish communities in North America were institutionalized in rabbinical conferences and congregational unions Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform whose influence was in large measure limited to their adherents.

Political regime was measured by a score that reflected the extent of democratic and autocratic authority patterns institutionalized in the country during its political lifespan [ 32].