The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.
The settlements are institutionalized because of the unlikelihood of any Israeli prime minister, regardless of party, advocating for the removal and return to the 1967 borders.
In the 20th century, the amendment process institutionalized many of the practices we today take for granted - women's suffrage, the advancement of civil rights, and the lowering of the voting age, among others.
Within one year after sustaining a hip fracture, close to 20% of individuals will have to be institutionalized because of the fracture and because of its functional consequences.
The systematic, ordered, institutionalized nature of the Jewish Holocaust makes me particularly ill.
Instead, government policies seek to shut down debate while institutionalizing some of the worst of the sexual revolution in the name of freedom.
CHARLES: Doesn't CT's perceived devaluing of his Yale law degree speak to institutionalized racism of the legal profession, thereby arguing for more affirmative action rather than less?
We are similarly encouraged that the two presidents and their administrations have institutionalized the conduct of the U.S.-Russia relationship by establishing the Bilateral Presidential Commission (B.P.C).
But the victim of a severe stroke, for instance, may remain extremely impaired, physically and mentally, and institutionalized for the rest of her life — yet still be semiconscious.
This is a falsehood institutionalized for the benefit of a profit-making system, and educational institutions should have no part in it.
