Sentence examples for this was institutionalised from inspiring English sources

King Samrat Ashok (273 bc) first banned the killing of animals for food and this was institutionalised by three religions: Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism.

It's all the same to them what they sell - CDs, cigarettes or potatoes.' A journalist I spoke to in Kiev went further: this was institutionalised criminality, he insisted.

From one perspective, this is institutionalised madness.

This remoteness was institutionalised: groups split operating mines from the head office, and listed them separately on the stockmarket.

This mechanism was institutionalised by decree in late 1994.

Despite this, HP was institutionalised in 2008 as part of the awards system by the incorporation of a prize for the Best Human Practices Advance and became one important factor in teams trying to win a gold medal.

He suggested that one symptom of this mass evasiveness is "idle chatter" – a phenomenon that he thought was institutionalised in the press.

"Yes, I do think there was institutionalised corruption," he said.

When she was five her mother was institutionalised.

She was institutionalised until her 40s, when she started making art.

Impunity was institutionalised since Russia has already vetoed sending Syria's crimes to the international criminal court.