Sentence examples for institutionalizing them from inspiring English sources

They have been shown to get low-risk young offenders back on track without institutionalizing them.

No one knew that better than Madison, who so thoroughly abandoned his dream of a nation devoid of permanent political factions that he ended up institutionalizing them.

Changes were sustained either by codifying the changes into system procedures or institutionalizing them into a system policy.

"While it's important that we accept the enormous variety of labels that people use in practice, I think institutionalizing them all is impractical," she said.

After all, if we don't publicly reject and admonish these untoward courses of behavior, we run the risk of normalizing — and therefore, institutionalizing — them.

Just as we have worked to mainstream kids with Down syndrome or autism and worked to better integrate them into society instead of institutionalizing them, we must do the same for those with traumatic brain injuries.

The Methodist church profited most by their popularity and gradually institutionalized them into its system of evangelism.

The existence of fire departments, he went on, "not only allows for taxpayer-funded bailouts of burning buildings; it institutionalizes them".

"It was very important to the prime minister that these governmental consultations took place again, before the change of leadership in the party, to institutionalize them," a German official told reporters in Berlin.

"This bill not only allows for taxpayer-funded bailouts of Wall Street banks, it institutionalizes them," Mr. McConnell says on the video in a speech on the Senate floor.

The idea was to take the very best answers from Yahoo Answers (the top 5 or 10percentt) and institutionalize them as authoritative topic pages on their own wiki that could be edited and refined.