Sentence examples similar to though institutionalised from inspiring English sources

"This is the result of institutionalised political correctness; every bit as corrupting as institutionalised racism.

Many, though, will remember a man who presided over a country with a shabby human rights record and endemic levels of institutionalised corruption.

Ridden almost to death, beaten till she fell"' – an unforgettable image of institutionalised terror.

In practice, though, Britain and France have both institutionalised the more damaging features – Britain placing minorities into ethnic and cultural boxes, France attempting to create a common identity by treating those of North African origin as the Other.

Second, plural citizenship is not always deeply institutionalised even though it is effectively practised, as in the case of Germany, which means a relatively less stable equilibrium.

Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.

Basically, you're institutionalised".

They have institutionalised denial.

It's institutionalised anti-semitism.

"This cronyism is becoming institutionalised.

But it's institutionalised too.