Sentence examples for recently institutionalized from inspiring English sources

Therefore, functional incapacity may be one of the major factors leading to institutionalization in Brazil and recently institutionalized elders would tend to present IADL and ADL dependence.

Honig and Bedi (2012) also investigated this hypothesis in their study of conference papers, but they divided the world into "core" and "non-core" regions, arguing that nations which have a longer history of academic institutions would have lower instances of plagiarism than "non-core" regions, which were more recently institutionalized.

Even Goldman Sachs can claim to have invented an inter-governmental body, since the "BRIC" concept coined by that Wall Street firm was recently institutionalized by a meeting of the heads of government of Brazil, Russia, India, and China in Yekaterinburg last month.

The painting depicts the artist's daughter Mary as a white-winged figure — possibly, as the catalog suggests, a "purifying, angelic being" — or even an "angel of death," since Thayer's wife had recently been institutionalized for depression (in that era labeled "hysteria") and died in 1891.

He also relishes the chance to influence the course of future campaigns, in New York and beyond, a goal he has started to institutionalize recently with the formation of his own "super PAC".

She and her co-counsel, Lamis Deek, said Ferhani had been institutionalized up to 30 times, most recently in 2009, and that the police were aware of this because of 911 calls his mother had made to subdue him.

In recent years the practice has become increasingly institutionalized.

We meet Alice first as a young girl recently returned from her adventures, and then as a young woman (Sophie Lowe) who has been institutionalized.