Sentence examples for they have institutionalized from inspiring English sources

(Of course, Starbucks staff wouldn't necessarily know your name either, if they didn't ask you at point-of-sale, but at least they have institutionalized a rewards program).

As for the Republicans leadership, they have institutionalized warmongery.

But they have institutionalized the relationship of law enforcement to rival cartels and visibly contributed to the increase of urban cartel violence.

"I think that arbitration is the reason that Wall Street has not moved on, and sometimes even goes backwards, because they've institutionalized the ability to keep a problem out of the public view," Antilla said.

As they've institutionalized, they've expressed a preference for longevity over justice, a value unrecognizable to Jesus.

The Republicans' cynical structural advantages they've institutionalized in recent years -- infinite access to dark money, gerrymandered districts, voter suppression of minorities and young people - will stand rewarded and putting the brakes on the incessant move toward corporate oligarchy in this country will be even harder to fight back against.

Since then, the boffins have institutionalized his holistic approach.

"We as a nation have institutionalized too low a savings rate," she said.

So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?

Farmers have fed leftover food to livestock for centuries, but Taiwan is one of a handful of countries that have institutionalized the practice.

Part of the problem is that newspapers managed in their fantasy of objectivity — a philosophical impossibility — have institutionalized this theatrical ignorance.