Sentence examples for institutionalized regime from inspiring English sources

During Baathist Party rule, Iraq also arguably became the most organized and institutionalized regime in the Arab world.

But here too there is no intent to maintain "an institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group".

Nothing there comes close to the definition of apartheid under the 1998 Rome Statute: "Inhumane acts... committed in the context of an institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over any other racial group or groups and committed with the intention of maintaining that regime".

So Grass' plays and poems and fictions have been articulations of the writer's imperative to rail against authority imposed or regime institutionalized.

In fact, institutionalized single-party regimes such as that ruling China are much more resilient than the sclerotic personal dictatorships that have been toppling in the Middle East.

In the moral response to theocracies like Saudi Arabia, the hypocrisy seems to be laid bare, as that loathsome regime has institutionalized religion, using the same scripture and philosophy as terrorist groups like ISIS, the Taliban and Al-Shabaab to justify appalling atrocities.

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.

However, this "math bite approach to imparting skills... institutionalizes a testing regime, at the expense of developing students' thinking skills".

But the power to punish as distinct from merely inflicting harm on others cannot be adventitious; it must be authoritative and institutionalized under the prevailing political regime.

To that end, the deep-seated mistrust between the West and the Iranian regime is now institutionalized, making it difficult for either side to find face-saving solutions.

The regime's security forces institutionalized the practice of incommunicado detentions without benefit of legal procedure for those perceived to be political opponents.