Sentence examples for it institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, called it "institutionalized bribery," since it effectively says, do what Republicans want or do not get paid.

When the Tour started its Triple-A league in 1990 (first as the Ben Hogan Tour and now the Nike Tour), it institutionalized a new generation of rabbits by creating another 30- event season for another group of exempt professional golfers.

It institutionalized the changes that had already emerged in the markets.

A decade after IMCI was adopted as an essential health intervention one would expect to see it institutionalized as a core part of the pre-service curriculum.

The venerable dancer and choreographer Carmen de Lavallade, one of the lab's first four creative advisers, said it "completes both Ailey and its school," and it institutionalizes informal relationships that have long served emerging and seasoned artists.

It institutionalizes the bigotry and affirmatively creates an apartheid system of family recognition in Vermont".

"It institutionalizes the ability to live in two different worlds," said Peggy Levitt, a sociology professor at Wellesley College.

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

Medicare's central problem is that it institutionalizes the fee-for-service payment system, which rewards providers for the quantity of services provided, regardless of quality, outcome or cost.

"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.

"It smacks of yet another attempt of compromising the independence of the E.C.B. and on top of it institutionalizing German subsidies not just to Greece but to all of southern Europe," said one senior German diplomat, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation.