Sentence examples for purposes institutionalized from inspiring English sources
Russia, host of the 2014 Winter Olympics, adopted a law last year, "prohibiting vaguely defined propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations" that has, for all intents and purposes, institutionalized homophobia into the nation.
He believed this passionately, repeated it endlessly in conversations, speeches, and writing, and institutionalized his purpose throughout the company.
Now this public role has been institutionalized.
Innocuous on the surface, its long-term purpose is to institutionalize Republican economic policy into the very fabric of budgetary analysis.
So we never properly institutionalized it as a policy with an economic purpose.
For the purpose of this study, we further excluded those who were institutionalized, which represented only a very small proportion of the sample.
Hiding behind the claim that the purpose of the Civil Rights Act was simply an attempt to redress institutionalized discrimination both misses the point and is entirely wrong.
Yet despite how this all sounds completely hopeless, the title of the report begins "There is always a brighter future," and its purpose is to inspire hope to possibly even offer solutions to the endless circle of institutionalized racism.
In later Bronze Age Mesopotamia we know that the Great Marriage (an alternate term for it) became institutionalized with the ascendancy of patriarchy and began to serve both a sacred and political purpose.
Mrs. Pomegranate is institutionalized.
