Sentence examples for that would institutionalize from inspiring English sources

In the 17th century, the period of the so-called Ulster plantation, thousands of Scottish Presbyterians were forcibly resettled and English military garrisons built, arrivals that would institutionalize the ethnic, religious, and political differences that eventually resulted in violent conflict.

International development institutions [i.e., World Bank] that supported the pioneering efforts - and by doing so, leveraged governments to restructure policies to fit Sites-and-Services and slum upgrading - did not sustain their efforts to support government follow-through with on-going programs at a national scale that would institutionalize the policies.

"Congress seems poised to adopt, as part of the proposed bankruptcy legislation now in conference committee, a 'technical' amendment that would institutionalize and encourage one of the practices that has led to Enron's failure and its harsh consequences," the letter said.

That would institutionalize the Fed's role as bystander while bubbles inflate and crisis manager when they burst.

"It was not necessary to repeat the original design but to find a design that would help institutionalize it and to make the interior bright with a good light quality".

Herman objected to use of the triple bunks, contending that it would "institutionalize overcrowding" at the jail through the use of "concentration camp" bunks.

As the announced elections approached, the government conducted a referendum on Nov. 30, 1980, on a new constitution that would have institutionalized the role of the armed forces in a "restricted democracy".

He also bristled at the claim that Democratic legislation would institutionalize future bailouts of big banks.

City Council Speaker Gifford Miller complained that the proposal would "institutionalize dishonesty" because it would allow candidates to identify themselves as members of parties without necessarily holding any tenets of the party or winning the support of the members of the party.

In a televised appearance on Sunday, Mr. McConnell asserted that Mr. Obama was "trying to politicize this issue," and stoutly defended his argument in recent days that the Democratic bill would institutionalize taxpayer bailouts of big banks.

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.