Sentence examples for was institutionalized in a from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, multilateral diplomacy was institutionalized in a permanent form.

Then, in 1958, Saumarez Smith noted, the Warburg was institutionalized in a grand building in Woburn Square.

The zeal and commitment of the movement was institutionalized in a periodical, Christianity Today; a new ministerial training school, Fuller Theological Seminary, in Pasadena, California; and a liberal arts college, Wheaton College, in suburban Chicago.

In 1920, Anderson was institutionalized in a mental hospital after a suicide attempt in Berlin.

One patient was diagnosed with hyperactivity, one with obsessive-compulsive disorder, and another was institutionalized in a psychiatric ward for unspecified reasons.

This dreadful disease robbed Woody and his siblings of their mother, Nora Belle, who was institutionalized in an asylum for the mentally ill, where she passed away due to complications from Huntington's.

He was thirty-eight years old and had been institutionalized in a mental hospital off and on for a decade.

He was on that until he suffered a severe psychotic break and had to be institutionalized in a psychiatric ward.

She had to take him off everything when he suffered a severe psychotic break and had to be institutionalized in a psychiatric ward.

Unsurprisingly, corruption is institutionalized in a way not found even in Indonesia, often cited as the most corrupt country in Southeast Asia — but where there are signs of real progress.

To some extent, the study of religion has suffered from the barriers between disciplines, and this fact is increasingly recognized in the formulations, notably in the United States, of the idea of religion as a subject that should be institutionalized in a university department or program in which historians, phenomenologists, and members of other disciplines work together.