Sentence examples for is the institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Second is the institutionalized racism that has led to millions of people of color disappearing into prisons and jails, locked away for drug crimes that, when committed by white people, are largely ignored.

She says "Sexism is the institutionalized discrimination against a particular gender (or genders).

An observatory is the institutionalized act of observing, and so for a given ecosystem (and/or site) to be recognized as a Genomic Observatory, one or more institutions (e.g., field station, marine laboratory, museum, university, etc).

The primary outcome measure is the institutionalizing of the person with dementia in a nursing home during the 12-month follow-up period.

Furthermore, if the person with dementia is institutionalized, the caregiver may grieve for the loss of the relationship, another source of caregiver stress [ 9].

Purpose/Objective: The MVC program impact assessment sought to enable the community to assess the extent to which the program is institutionalized and owned by the community.

The CBHC Department is considering institutionalizing the CSC strategy as one of the government's recommended strategies for community engagement.

Toward the end of the BKMI project, the SBCC Working Group was officially institutionalized, and the MoHFW took ownership of the group.

"The fix is now institutionalized," Mr. Nader says.

The mother is still institutionalized, having suffered not only physical injury but also a mental breakdown.

"Swapping and borrowing isn't institutionalized on the Vineyard," said Carl Flanders, a fisherman in summer and a carpenter in winter.