Sentence examples for who institutionalized from inspiring English sources

It was she who institutionalized government censorship; on the other hand, it was she, too, who launched plans for compulsory primary education.

The old Hawaiians, who institutionalized the spiritual side of surfing, had no illusions about its locker-room aspects: they loved to gamble on organized competitions.

But it was the Taliban who institutionalized the total oppression of women after Kabul fell to them four years later, and who required the total coverage of the now familiar burqa.

All the while, these vulnerable patients were treated deplorably, often abused and eventually abandoned by the families, and mostly male family members, who institutionalized them.

McChrystal, lest we forget, was author of the self-serving Pat Tillman myth and the man who institutionalized torture at Camp Cropper in May 2003.

As an extra analysis complying with another interpretation that there is no latency/induction period, we dealt with the care recipients who were institutionalized as censored at the moment of being institutionalized in addition to the care recipients who were moved out from the municipality.

Among 23 control participants who were institutionalized (out of the 89 who completed 1-year follow-up), almost all of them were institutionalized immediately after inpatient discharge.

Eligible players who are institutionalized are entitled to a maximum annual benefit of $88,000.

They had one son, Raymond, who was institutionalized at 24 for schizophrenia.

A Georgia woman who was institutionalized for 10 years searches for clues to her terrible past.

The money people who fund institutionalized music consider that stuff, the classical orchestra repertory, the cream of the crop.