Sentence examples for institutionalized systems from inspiring English sources
Socially engaged artists need not be aligned (and may often be opposed) to the public sector and to institutionalized systems.
Mark Zuckerberg's public letter against isolationism has triggered speculation about his domestic political aspirations, because we usually associate this amount of power with the traditional institutionalized systems of the state.
In contradistinction to truly evolutionary explanations, explanations of speech dispositions by means of (institutionalized) systems of rules remain only quasi-evolutionary; the crucial explanans is not natural selection, but the system of rules that exists prior to the individual speaker's acquisition of language (cf. Sellars 1954, Searle 1995).
We see this in many institutionalized systems.
Namely, the celebration of conformity, marriage and monogamy -- some the institutionalized systems of power and privilege that historically oppressed queers in the first place.
Luckily these days there are also other options for classical musicians and audiences to pursue, outside of the more institutionalized systems.
At Cornell Tech, students helped to build a sweeping Code of Conduct, institutionalizing systems to create a respectful culture of accountability for the benefit of future classes across programs at Cornell Tech.
Yet a great deal of work remains to institutionalize system change that offers value to individuals, providers, payers, and regulators.
Diverse forms of community-based forest management have been developed throughout the Asian region and some countries have already institutionalized such systems through legislation or other enabling forms.
The Federal Housing Administration institutionalized the system of discriminatory lending in government-backed mortgages, reflecting local race-based criteria in their underwriting practices and reinforcing residential segregation in American cities.
