Sentence examples for long institutionalized from inspiring English sources

As a result of a long, institutionalized and a sophisticated integration process over almost 60 years, the European Union (EU) has its own migration, asylum and border policies.

While state policy has played a critical part in contributing to super ageing in China (Joseph and Phillips 1999), the state is reluctant to provide comprehensive welfare and pension support for all its citizens, especially rural residents due to the long institutionalized urban-rural divide.

Nevertheless, to fully accommodate frailty in the clinical practices still requires further transformation of the current medical system, which has been long institutionalized around single-system illness [ 34].

The law school process is too long, too institutionalized, too expensive and too arrogant.

Well, what I think is sorely needed is long term, institutionalized, government funded programs to help school districts mitigate their high occupancy, collapse prone schools.

Since its founding in 1852, Drouot has been owned and overseen by the same auctioneers who wield the hammer there, a structure that long ago institutionalized many of the practices that have led to the scandal, say detractors and enthusiasts alike.

Such behaviors would be reinforced little by little once practiced in various instances and in the long run institutionalized and dominated as autonomous practitioner.

For some schools, corporate sponsorship in athletics or food products has long been institutionalized, but a recent report warns that this type of marketing could harm students by discouraging them from thinking critically about the brands, messages or topics sponsored in their schools.

It is the direct consequence of a long history of institutionalized racial oppression," Mesic added.

Some of those have had a much more traumatic past, including how much rejection they've had, how many homes they were in, how long were they institutionalized in the big residential treatment centers, which really, in some sense, cripples them for life in the real world because it's not a real-world setting.

The current guideline allows the government to consider whether someone is institutionalized long-term using Medicaid, or receiving income assistance, but it bars against consideration of subsidized child care and transportation, and cash assistance in crisis situations.