Sentence examples for would have institutionalized from inspiring English sources

As the announced elections approached, the government conducted a referendum on Nov. 30, 1980, on a new constitution that would have institutionalized the role of the armed forces in a "restricted democracy".

(Of course, Starbucks staff wouldn't necessarily know your name either, if they didn't ask you at point-of-sale, but at least they have institutionalized a rewards program).

So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?

Since then, the boffins have institutionalized his holistic approach.

"We as a nation have institutionalized too low a savings rate," she said.

In this period, Turkey did not have institutionalized trade unions.

As for the Republicans leadership, they have institutionalized warmongery.

Professor Gelernter said his role would be to ensure that the school's organizers had "institutionalized skepticism" about their software and did not "get taken in by glitz".

It would be useless at this late date to lament the technological revolution that has institutionalized exhibitionistic belting.

Thomas would then have absolutely no need to ever utter another word during arguments before the court, as he has institutionalized.

In 1969, Coppola had institutionalized his outsiderdom.