Sentence examples for institutionalized said from inspiring English sources
"I don't think Denis is the sort of personality that can be sort of easily institutionalized," said Shannon Macdonald, president of the Miami Swimming Club.
The city's police violence "was institutionalized," said Tracy Siska, the executive director of the Chicago Justice Project – and continues, in different forms, to this day.
They must abide by municipal codes, he said, but would make more profit on denser developments, "Sprawl is institutionalized," said Mr. Troy of Sharbell.
Edward McLoughlin, a Dutchess County prosecutor who is working with the state attorney general's office to keep Mr. Fentress institutionalized, said the prospective witness contacted his office in 1992.
"It has became institutionalized," said Mr. Bali, the writer, adding that if Jews "want to be happy in this country, you don't speak too much in the public space".
"The City Council has always respected and admired what was done at La Miroiterie, but we never supported them" financially "because they never wished for their project to be institutionalized," said a spokesman for the council, who said he was not authorized to give his name.
"I've been in the field long enough to know a time that families were told that for the sake of their brothers and sisters, kids with disabilities should be institutionalized," says Zolinda Stoneman, author of numerous sibling studies and director of the Institute on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia.
In our strategies, we have to institutionalize something we cannot actually institutionalize," said German Research Foundation president Peter Strohschneider.
"Particularly in our developing country sites, it needs to be institutionalized," he said.
"We made a conscious decision that we would never become institutionalized," he said.
But a flood of new money means that, in big business, brazen corruption is "becoming legitimized and institutionalized," he said, in part because so much money can be made.
