Sentence examples for institutionalized reasons from inspiring English sources
"Once you strip down the power structure and the institutionalized reasons behind why it's happening, it's essentially just two people sitting in a room and talking about one person's story.
The minute fraction (2%) who was not summoned to the test procedure was usually institutionalized for reasons of criminality or severe disability.
Every once in a while, I imagine that Emily was institutionalized for a reason; maybe she's hallucinating this whole scheme?
We had no information on potentially eligible men who may have been institutionalized for legal or health reasons.
That makes it like a pleasantly institutionalized experience, and for some reason you'll change clothes 16 times ("trackies") and will get into this weirdly routineized and yet super-chaotic and yet strangled, bumpy momentum and narrative of what to do all day.
One patient was diagnosed with hyperactivity, one with obsessive-compulsive disorder, and another was institutionalized in a psychiatric ward for unspecified reasons.
Institutionalized gender bias is likely the main reason women are underrepresented in the upper echelons of academic medicine, they write, and explanations involving women's choice can distract observers from unfair institutional practices.
Family poverty should never be the reason that the children are institutionalized, instead this should be a signal to help the family.
While State Supreme Court records show that he was institutionalized in 1991, where he was sent, the reason and the duration could not be determined.
Logistical and cost issues associated with central DXA testing in institutionalized older seniors may be one of the main reasons.
In addition, women who have immigrated to Western countries are less likely to initiate prenatal care in the first trimester and attend prenatal appointments relative to non-immigrant women for reasons that include poor language proficiency, community isolation and institutionalized racism [ 13– 13].
