Sentence examples for the institutionalizing from inspiring English sources
verb
To establish as a normal practice
An oath sworn by Athenian military recruits (ephēboi) in the 4th century includes clauses about not disgracing the sacred weapons, not deserting comrades, and not handing down a diminished fatherland (to posterity); the oath and the word ephēbe are 4th-century, but the institutionalizing of hoplite obligations and expectations is surely much older.
The institutionalizing of action research in PLCs state-wide means that action research has grown in currency and ubiquity.
That focus is now leading to the institutionalizing of the stereotype through a ban -- something that only enforces a misconception rather than working towards tolerance on both ends.
The primary outcome measure is the institutionalizing of the person with dementia in a nursing home during the 12-month follow-up period.
The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.
Many lost homes, caretakers and medication supplies, and the institutionalized were displaced, too.
Avoidance relationship, in human societies, the institutionalized, formal avoidance of one individual by another.
2nd, that the institutionalized conviction that accomplishment is important only if it advances the discipline in some significant way.
These are troubled times for the Church of England as social pressures drive people away from the institutionalized church.
But Mulvaney may have performed a public service by drawing attention to the institutionalized corruption that passes as the business of government in many parts of Washington.
The institutionalized community association was involved in all three of these developments at the community level.
