institutionalized造句

Transparency and accountability are institutionalized.

Individuals perform discrete institutionalized actions within the context of their biography.

Anyone who feels that way has to be institutionalized or given at least some psychotherapy.

They feel that there are institutionalized paths to happiness in our society.

Their position was institutionalized in the Advisory Council, an appointed body that assists the Emir in formulating policy.

The ban on public mixing is rooted in tribal customs but became institutionalized as the country urbanized.

One reason I have established an ambassadorial post to ASEAN in Jakarta is to strengthen this institutionalized process.

We are draftinga plan to reform the urban and rural medical and health system, andthe plan will eventually be institutionalized.

And thereby we touch upon the institutionalized mission that was now founded and which remained predominant for the mission in this country the whole mission period out.

The Basic Law of Qatar 1970 institutionalized local customs rooted in Qatar "s conservative Wahhabi heritage, granting the Emir preeminent power."

Saudi society's "institutionalized segregation" is a huge drag on that transformation, says Hatoon Ajwad al-Fassi, a professor of history at King Saud University.

There are many reasons human beings institutionalized their spiritual longing into religions. Those reasons often devolved into considerations of power, control and real estate.