Sentence examples for the institutionalizing of from inspiring English sources

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.

Indeed, the current institutionalizing of children's literature on an international scale has gone so far, some feel, as to cast a shadow on the spontaneity and lack of self-consciousness that should lie at its heart.

The Orthodox church, however, fell victim to the institutionalized corruption of the Ottoman system of government.

One may question the sustainability of this template when it comes to handling crises and hardships, but it is an answer to the quest for a correct institutionalizing of human rights under conditions of globalization.

Avoidance relationship, in human societies, the institutionalized, formal avoidance of one individual by another.

"The desire for assisted living is just enormous," said Jean Murphy, the executive director of Friends and Relatives of the Institutionalized Aged, a New York consumer advocacy organization.

Machiavelli was no friend of the institutionalized Christian Church as he knew it.

A recent study shows that the nutritional state of institutionalized dementia patients is worse than those not institutionalized of the same age and with a normal cognitive state or mild cognitive impairment.