Sentence examples for with institutionalized from inspiring English sources

"Some will ask if the NFL has a problem with institutionalized homophobia," Kluwe wrote.

It's a system that is paralyzed, that has been unable to deal with institutionalized and systemic racism.

The purpose of the investigation was to identify factors influencing quality of visits with institutionalized patients suffering from dementia.

The Bronze Age was a period of significant socio-economic transformation that gave rise to the first complex regional polities with institutionalized inequality in Europe.

Faced with institutionalized discrimination caused by the Hukou system, however, rural migrants are excluded from local welfare, including certain types of urban public services.

But he in no way can tout the badge of "basic morality" until he acknowledges that many Americans are being confronted with institutionalized discrimination in every tier of the government hierarchy.

These same results were found in a study which had used the HBSC instrument with 103 institutionalized youth with physical disabilities from Portugal (Canha, 2010).

Back then, Mr. Hampton said, "the play struck a chord not to do with sex, but with the institutionalized selfishness of the time".

From the outset he was unpopular with many high-ranking officers who were more comfortable with the institutionalized cross-purposes of the defense establishment and the educated intuition of experienced military personnel.

As with any institutionalized approach, computerized interviews will seek the safe ground.

The strike "appeared to have no kinship with the institutionalized formalities of most contemporary labor disputes," John Gregory Dunne wrote in his book "Delano" (1967).