Sentence examples for were institutionalized to from inspiring English sources

It was then that special districts and "authorities" were institutionalized to supplement and even substitute for municipal rule, and informal "regional" plans were advocated to guide a metropolitan expansion that could no longer be encompassed by city government.

However, patients who refused to participate, were institutionalized or lost to follow up may have experienced a higher rate of functional decline, probably leading to the under-estimation of incident walking impairment.

Professor David Kennedy portrays the League as a unique moment when international affairs were "institutionalized", as opposed to the pre First World War methods of law and politics.

Patients were "institutionalized" and subjected to the necessary treatment in a seemingly paternalistic manner.

During most of the 20th century, women with ID were institutionalized and/or sterilized to prevent pregnancy.

Members of the cohort that died, were institutionalized or were lost to follow-up prior to the 2006 interview were excluded.

Then she reaches a crisis point and has to be institutionalized at a place that Seth calls the Waiting Room.

At the time, alcoholism was still widely considered a failure of will; alcoholics were institutionalized, incarcerated, or left to sink into indigence.

During this period of observation, 103 participants died, 88 declined continuation in the study, 75 were institutionalized and 70 were lost to follow-up.

Most of the countries belonging to the OECD have decided to control and limit the number of people that could be institutionalized, mainly to try to control social expenses.

Amy Pascal, chairman of Sony Pictures, which is co-producing "Carrie," says it's hard for female directors because the movie industry is "institutionalized not to support women, even if a lot of us are trying to change it".