Sentence examples for process of institutionalising from inspiring English sources

A long-term investment in frontline 24/7 safe houses in the heart of the community will take policing out of mental health care and end the process of institutionalising many people from ethnic minority communities, which comes at a very high price, both personally and to the public purse.

What are the advantages and problems of doing this? 8. What are the problems of institutionalising a transparent priority-setting process in the district?

Some delegates argued that a huge increase in childcare and nursery provision was in danger of "institutionalising" babies and infants.

In the United States, all the talk is of "real estate investment trusts" and other ways of institutionalising the property business.

Ultimately, MSP in Scotland is in danger of institutionalising – and thus legitimising – existing power relations between marine resource users, and it does little to level the playing field.

Might Mr Barroso be in favour of institutionalising social and fiscal dumping within the EU?    Thank you, Mr President.

This would help the decision-making process to institutionalise active ageing services.

Ridden almost to death, beaten till she fell"' – an unforgettable image of institutionalised terror.

It has become, in practise and in reality, a form of institutionalised racial discrimination.

But he doesn't expect it to change a system of institutionalised corruption.

A Swedish study [ 11] of dry mouth and OHRQoL among a small sample of institutionalised older people found similar associations.