Sentence examples for the institutionalization from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of establishing a practice as a norm
- The government began the institutionalization of background checks for internet users.
Academic creative-writing programs are, as McGurl puts it, examples of "the institutionalization of anti-institutionality".
Then there was the institutionalization process.
It is defined, instead, by the institutionalization of satire.
The institutionalization of analysis has killed its wilder spirit.
The long-term change is the institutionalization of Wall Street, the consolidation of Wall Street.
"The institutionalization of jazz is something that rarely works," he said.
"They represent merely the institutionalization of the chancellor's veto over the prime minister's hopes and the country's interests.
Much has been written about bad taste in comedy, but few seem to note the institutionalization of cruelty in dramas.
But the institutionalization of Putin as president — that is total stagnation.
This is the institutionalization of all the issues that Occupy brought forward.
Vienna's condition, as in-and-out as the institutionalization her father talks about, and her refusal to take whatever medication is mysteriously referred to, are no laughing matters.
