Sentence examples for institutionalizing and from inspiring English sources
"This law is not about protecting nonregulars but about institutionalizing and mass-producing them," said Lee Eung-doo, an official at the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions.
Mass education and the modern medical establishment were two of his main targets, and he accused both of institutionalizing and manipulating basic aspects of life.
Mr. Kravis and Mr. Roberts, who runs the firm's office in Menlo Park, Calif., had spoken about "institutionalizing" and diversifying the firm for years — getting into real estate, infrastructure and fixed-income investments, for example.
Caitlin Hayden, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council, said the administration was "committed to institutionalizing and explaining to the Congress and the public as much as possible about our drone policies, including the process for making strike decisions".
Moreover, institutionalizing and compartmentalizing the dilemmas associated with animal experimentation will in turn conserve science/public relationst.
The high reliability organizations (HROs) perspective is relevant here, since aviation has done an effective job in institutionalizing and systematizing its learning from incidents and accidents.
As a result, Palestinians have faced institutionalized and non-institutionalized discrimination while remaining wary and skeptical of their Lebanese counterparts.
He dedicated his life to children others institutionalized and animals others rejected.
It became perhaps successively institutionalized and received different classes of esoteric members and exoteric sympathizers.
The doctors told her that he needed to be institutionalized, and her husband and parents agreed.
She was institutionalized and was subjected to electroshock therapy and insulin injections and was force-fed through a tube.
