institutionalize|institutionalized|institutionalizes|institutionalizing in English

verb institutionalize (Amer.)

[,in·sti'tu·tion·al·ize || ‚ɪnstɪtuːʃənlaɪz /-tjuː-]

transform something into an institution (i.e. custom, law, pattern of behavior); place a person in an institution (also institutionalise)

Use "institutionalize|institutionalized|institutionalizes|institutionalizing" in a sentence

1. We agree to institutionalize this Summit process.

2. 1 What NAFTA did was institutionalize the economic reforms.

3. Last couple of years she's been institutionalized.

4. The Western custom of institutionalizing the aged was absolutely unheard of in Africa!

5. PM pays homage to martyred police personnel, and calls for institutionalizing their memory.

6. Classical philology is a subject and institutionalized as such.

7. Accounting for the receipt and use of contributions not institutionalized

8. The alternative, which was proposed by Mahatma Gandhi, was to institutionalize and make poverty permanent.

9. This inferiority complex has been institutionalized in the Chinese mind.

10. 19 Classical philology is a subject and institutionalized as such.

11. In an effort to institutionalize succession King Fahd issued a decree on 1 March 1992.

12. The following discussion points were addressed: 1) Delivery of Training Institutionalized education.

13. * The Sides appreciated the efforts to further cement and institutionalize cooperation between Indian States and Russian Regions.

14. Acephalous literally means headless society without any institutionalized system of power and authority

15. In fact, an institutionalized religion is the essence of Absolutized social game rules

16. This marked the beginning of a new groundswell in activity directed at institutionalizing the lunar distance method.

17. Assurecare Adult Home, LLC provides a loving atmosphere in a non institutionalized home setting.

18. Brenda’s emotional and mental health only gets worse, which leads to her being institutionalized.

19. This usually took the form of institutionalized collective bargaining between trade unions and employers.

20. She became seriously ill and had to be institutionalized for a lengthy period.

21. Through this, it became increasingly clear that institutionalizing abstract social relations required the use of efficient administrative machinery.

22. Acephalous society is a society without any formalized or institutionalized system of power and authority

23. My mother's mother, fatally ill tubercular infection, fell into a suicidal depression and was institutionalized.

24. Institutionalized by Al-Ma'mun, the academy encouraged the transcription of Greek philosophical and scientific efforts.

25. They resolved to continue to institutionalize and use the S&CD to elevate their ambitions and accomplishments in mutual trade and investment.