Sentence examples similar to institutionalized patterns from inspiring English sources
(James and Jorgensen, 2009) argue that policy designs (the content and structural logic of public policy) institutionalize patterns of behavior, and thus can help to predict with whom individuals are likely to engage.
Dudley's governorship institutionalized a pattern of hostility toward royal governance in Massachusetts, most frequently over the issue of the salaries of crown officials.
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].
Evan Lieberman examines the ways in which risk and social competition get mapped onto well-institutionalized patterns of ethnic politics.
This pattern is so effective that ethically-challenged public relations professionals and corporations have institutionalized the practice.
I haven't mentioned romantic scams, dark patterns or institutionalized deception.
In the nineteenth century, positivists used philosophy as an instrument to further and support their own political and social agendas, and in the twentieth century this oppressive pattern became institutionalized extending both to regimes of the right and the left.
As put by American historian of science and medicine Ben Hurlubt, "Technological controversies have come and gone, but modes of reacting to them have come to be patterned and institutionalized".
Through the church the will of the Roman pattern became firmly institutionalized, but a testator still had to leave a "reasonable part of the estate" (ordinarily at least one-third) to his wife and children.
Health care spending is comparable but community-living and institutionalized individuals present characteristic service utilization patterns.
In contrast to the age of robber barons and swashbuckling captains of booming industries, that pattern has become almost institutionalized in many corporations where making contributions is one way to please the boss.
