Sentence examples for which has institutionalized from inspiring English sources
"The troika is a unique set-up which has institutionalized political influence in I.M.F.
The left has responded weakly, attempting to direct the conversation away from abortion and towards healthcare, a move which has institutionalized the expectation that those who've had abortions should best stay quiet.
"The fact that President Obama seeks the TransPacific Partnership to reward Brunei, which has institutionalized the torture to death and violent punishment of gay men, lesbians and women in general, represents a new low in the administration's abandonment of America's traditional role in upholding human rights," says feminist, author and activist Naomi Wolf.
These and many other success stories have led to the launch of the Northern Kenya Education Trust (NoKET), which has institutionalized and expanded the scholarship programme to include 12 nomadic counties in Kenya.
Once a rating is available for adult programming, there is a sense in which that programming has institutionalized permission to exist.
The Supreme Court has institutionalized one dollar, one vote which gets us outraged, fed up and fired up.
It has institutionalized traditions.
The crown jewel of a country that has institutionalized indulgence.
Our CEO, Ken Lewis, has institutionalized a performance-based meritocracy.
This was later changed to routine counselling and testing for HIV (RCT), which has been institutionalized in Uganda since 2006 [ 1].
A framework is developed for evaluating the likelihood of successful implementation of NGA's that exploits the fact that new policy development is almost always constrained by previous policy choices which have become institutionalized.
