Sentence examples for of institutionalisation from inspiring English sources

"Why is it considered acceptable to institutionalise older people when other forms of institutionalisation have been eradicated?" she asks.

A degree of institutionalisation is needed.

In 1908, manic-depressive Clifford Beers published an account of his experiences of institutionalisation.

The first thing that struck me was the extraordinary level of institutionalisation.

An NHS England spokesman said: "No one should try and defend the indefensible when it comes to outmoded patterns of institutionalisation.

The reader is never entirely sure if the hero, Hans Castorp, is really ill or succumbing to the pleasures of institutionalisation.

Foreign aid can end up unnecessarily denying vulnerable children the chance to live with their families and instead condemning them to a lifetime of institutionalisation.

The writer Louise Wallwein had a similar experience and said to me: "They were preparing us in our final year of childhood for a life of institutionalisation in adulthood".

DRI, Lumos and other organisations including the Replace Campaign all support the idea that we should change this culture of institutionalisation and work on keeping families together, supporting communities, and improving social networks.

Basic support from local authorities is being cut to the bone predicating a move back to the threat of institutionalisation and away from independent living, and a move away from the inclusive education for disabled children.

We need to demonstrate that retirement and supported housing offers freedom and independence, and by extension peace of mind – not just "security", which sounds its own warning note of institutionalisation.