Sentence examples for not only institutionalized from inspiring English sources

She not only institutionalized his beliefs and ideas, spread his influence directly and indirectly in a number of spheres, particularly among young people — she also firmly established both his myth and the inviolability of it.

Four years later, President Obama has not only institutionalized Guantánamo and all the horrors it symbolizes, but he has initiated new extrajudicial programs, like the president's secret kill list.

Physical restraints might be used frequently with not only institutionalized elders [ 1] but also home-dwelling elders.

A community that is barely clinging on would probably not be entitled to its own region – which would not only institutionalize the result of ISIS's brutal reign, but would also make it forever impossible for members of these groups to return to their ancestral lands if they wished to.

If the place of living is not specified, time spent on informal caregiving and associated costs will be overestimated if only at home patients are included and underestimated if only institutionalized patients are taken into account.

This dubious principle not only further institutionalizes prejudice, but it also puts the burden squarely on those who have been discriminated against to seek out others who do not discriminate.

There is a genius to our system, that for the first time in history not only legitimized dissent, but institutionalized it.

What if the true meaning of Rome is not justice but injustice, not civilization but institutionalized barbarism?

The new panacea -- income-based repayment plans -- only institutionalize indebted servitude.

Many countries, and not only Britain, are opposed to institutionalizing a two- or even three-tier European Union, fearing that their interests will be sacrificed and their voices diminished.

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