Sentence examples for well institutionalised from inspiring English sources
The strategy has been well institutionalised in the municipality, with strong political support and links to budgets.
This view is well institutionalised in current policy frameworks.
We can further note that the TCS represent well institutionalised Thais including those residing in monasteries, police and military dormitories, and prisons.
Results of comparison of EQ-5D value in different subgroups of patients were shown in Table 5. Patient QoL seems to decrease when severity and dependency increase as well as when patients are institutionalised.
The benefits of 700-1000 IU vitamin D a day on risk of falls were present in both ambulatory and institutionalised older individuals, as well as in trials with a mean age 65-79 years or higher.
It's all well and good tending to people while they're institutionalised, but if they're not armed with ways to deal more easily with the outside world once the meds run out, what chance do they ever have of integrating back into it?
It was indeed for the Orange revolutionaries and definitely for Gorbachev as well – and still they didn't make it into institutionalised Europe.
Speaking after the judgment, Miss Saunders said: "It is encouraging that the judge agrees that this practice might well be unlawful and that he decided that the 'opportunity for collusion is institutionalised'".
Each participating site aimed to recruit a population-based sample of at least 600 adults (300 males and 300 females) who were not institutionalised, were aged ≥40 years, and were living in a well-defined administrative area in which the total population exceeded 150 000.
Legalised and institutionalised slavery is inconsistent with liberal democracy, as is legalised and institutionalised torture.
I continue to believe that they (we) had to; but brutality has become institutionalised in Israel as expressions of male dominance and state sovereignty - over Jewish/Israeli women as well as over Palestinian men and women.
