Sentence examples for which institutionalizes from inspiring English sources

The element that has most small-business advocates excited is the crowd-funding provision, which institutionalizes a form of financing that is, on a small scale, much like venture capital investing.

"Women and men are divided by gender, made into the sexes as we know them, by the requirements of its dominant form, heterosexuality, which institutionalizes male sexual dominance and female sexual submission.

This philosophy embodies a morality, respect for life and human dignity, and sense of the common good that is more just than socialism (which institutionalizes envy) or capitalism (which institutionalizes greed).

"The decrease in numbers is a result of policy changes that look good on paper, but which institutionalize a culture of hard-core homelessness".

He then looks at Sam Cooke, a gospel prodigy who imagined a world in which he could be as popular with white kids as with black kids; Motown and Stax records, which each played out their sordid corporate sagas, Detroit- and Memphis-style; and the Los Angeles hip-hop record label Death Row, which institutionalized the notion that being murdered was the best way for a rapper to sell records.

"In acting silently, Judge Collyer not only okayed the deal's lousy terms, which institutionalize servicer theft and foreclosure fraud," but she kept the fraud "deliberately hidden" from the public.

"The troika is a unique set-up which has institutionalized political influence in I.M.F.

Live-in aides — who now tend to come from Eastern European countries, and before were Filipinos and South Americans — are also cheaper than homes for the elderly, where costs are borne by the family and by the state, which subsidizes institutionalized care.

Second, the internal labor market often adopts an elaborate hierarchical system and selection criteria, which may institutionalize and structure informal social relations.

The ever-industrious late Victorians turned both printing and education into industries, from which flowed institutionalized grammar-based rules via handbooks and style manuals.

As a result, the institution has not followed the footsteps of the majority of the federal universities, which quickly institutionalized research and subsequently decided to set up business incubators and technology parks, thereby adopting a process of transformation leading in the direction of commercial entrepreneurship.