Sentence examples for isolated institutions from inspiring English sources

To be clear, though, we are not talking about the traditional receivership and very rarely used conservatorship powers of the FDIC, which were designed for seizure situations involving isolated institutions that could be resolved easily or closed permanently.

Instead of large, isolated institutions, people with a learning disability are now being supported in small community residential homes or in their own homes, with increasing personalisation and independence.

Right now, one of the biggest challenges facing the disability community is how to build more inclusive workspace and living spaces, so that people with disabilities don't have to be housed in isolated institutions and work in sheltered workshops (often for sub-minimum wage).

This sector, previously characterized by large isolated institutions, is gradually being transformed into a 'balanced care model'.

Once predominantly isolated in institutions, severely disabled students have been guaranteed a free, appropriate public education like all children since the passage of federal legislation in 1975.

"You ready?" Once viewed as outcasts to be shunned and isolated in institutions, hundreds of Georgia's most disabled citizens are taking their first tentative steps back into society.

In an isolated psychiatric institution, 12 months a year, live fifty men who spend their days locked on one floor, with contact with the outside world, even with the medical team, who only arrive to administer drugs.

In fact, they have a more important job of actually implementing these things when I am back in the isolated-institution-of-Wellesley-College!

When the Sandusky scandal broke, it proved to the world that the issue of institution-based child sex abuse is a society-wide problem, not one isolated to particular institutions.

We are often isolated within our institutions and/or disciplines and rarely connect with folks at other schools.

Patients were isolated in understaffed institutions, apart from their families and communities.