Sentence examples for they institutionalized it from inspiring English sources

They institutionalized it.

"Art is so institutionalized, it can make people feel not invited," he said.

The Emperor Constantine and some of his successors thought that by throwing the weight of the state behind Christianity, and institutionalizing it, they could turn it into a weapon of mass distraction: it would act as a unifying force, at a time when the empire was under threat from marauding invaders, and be an effective means of social control.

The legitimacy of political institutions is dependent on the power, that is, the active consent of the people; and insofar as governments may be viewed as attempts to preserve power for future generations by institutionalizing it, they require for their vitality the continuing support and active involvement of all citizens.

Over time, sources began to take advantage of this and institutionalize it to the point that they came up with this name for it, quote approval.

"We decided we might as well institutionalize it and make it part of our culture".

Or do you institutionalize it?

They actualized them, they legalized them, they institutionalized them.

In other words, the more plasticity alleles children carried, the more their indiscriminate friendliness declined over time when assigned to foster care and the more it increased if they remained institutionalized.

"Why are they so violent?" "I just think they're institutionalized.

But, as Wedel writes, they've rigged the system so they can "institutionalize their subversion of it".