Sentence examples for institutionalized memory from inspiring English sources
There is not a lot of institutionalized memory in Washington.
Institutionalizing memory, residential college names claim that Yale's past speaks to its present and future identity.
The story of blacks and baseball is not a nostalgia story but a story about the group memory of institutionalized racism.
Then they laugh at the incongruity of such a disagreement from a pair of filmmakers who have spent the past three years fixated on nothing but memory, documenting the remarkable process for remembering institutionalized by South Africa in its Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Through illuminating such deeply habituated practices, organizational learning analyses speak to the nature of organizational change or maintenance of the status quo, as sustainable change is often possible only when institutionalized and habituated practices such as memory repositories and retrieval are changed in what Argyris and Schön ([1974]) called 'double-loop learning'.
Our collective disquiet stems from grim memories of the extralegal terrorism policies the Bush administration institutionalized, especially the way the term "enemy combatant" helped free its officials and the presidency from many restraints, and from fears that those abandoned policies might have a second life in the Trump era.
Holding an annual table-top exercise or community-wide evacuation drill on the anniversary of a past disaster can help to institutionalize and personalize the memory of past events, an important step if new community members are to take these threats seriously.
But the evening has remained in my memory as an event of great significance -- it meant, "Welcome to the Seventies," a decade that absorbed and institutionalized the mishegoss of the sixties.
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
Finally, she is institutionalized.
