Sentence examples for once institutionalized from inspiring English sources
While social scientific attention has revealed the effects of these metrics once institutionalized – on clinical practice, on medical expertise, on outcome assessment, on valuations of medical services, and on experiences of illness – less attention has been paid to the process of developing metrics.
That is why so many in law enforcement are voicing their objection to a change in their jobs that would once again institutionalize racial profiling and biased policing--while depriving the public of their safety.
Keeping your business clean is easy once you institutionalize cleanliness as a policy.
"Once the name gets institutionalized, it can go for a long time," Oscar de la Renta said.
Most critics of the Islamists in the West fear Islamist parties without recognizing that they are political parties and their trajectory of development and evolution, once electoral politics are institutionalized, will follow that of most other parties in the region.
Once the partnership was institutionalized and operational, it kept on nurturing its own survival.
This study intended to explore (1) what services might help older adults to stay in their communities longer, (2) what services might help older adults move back to their communities once they have been institutionalized, and (3) whether using different services in combination might associate with different residential transition outcomes.
Mary seemed perpetually angry, and Helen was what we called "mad" — she had been institutionalized more than once as a young woman.
"Inextricably trapped in an airless unfriendly skull once her own," Suzanne winds up institutionalized during the book's second half.
According to Shuja Chughtai, a longtime neighbor, the owner of the house was a woman named Susanne Jeffrey who was once a ballerina but has been institutionalized for some time.
Every once in a while, I imagine that Emily was institutionalized for a reason; maybe she's hallucinating this whole scheme?
