Institutionalize

To enhance the U.S. ability to "infiltrate and combat enemy forces," the panel calls on Gates to "institutionalize" programs that develop "indigenous capacity to infiltrate and disrupt local terrorist networks," including "mapping complex and social landscapes, understanding relationships among key actors in insurgencies, [and] identifying the key goals of marginalized groups that could lead them to be recruited by terrorists." ❋ Unknown (2010)

"But if you concentrate on blocks or certain neighborhoods, then you kind of institutionalize the block, and that's not the goal for people with disabilities, and it's not the goal for our neighborhoods, either." ❋ Unknown (2010)

We have to find a way to "institutionalize" the Tonies of the world so all children are educated to their fullest potential, not just the few who were lucky enough to be born with parents who have the resources to negotiate school systems and provide all sorts of outside support. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Spirituality belongs to itself, not old men in dresses (theologians) who "institutionalize" what should be eternally transcendent. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Responding to GOP claims that he pulled back from bipartisan talks and that his financial reform bill would "institutionalize" government bailouts, Senate Banking Committee Chairman ❋ Mark Murray (2010)

Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has said it would "institutionalize" government bailouts. ❋ Domenico Montanaro (2010)

This session will highlight the multiple approaches taken by the ACCESS Project to "institutionalize" universal design for learning principles and measure their effectiveness. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We "institutionalize" people with mental illnesses. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Individual faculty members and student groups have long been involved with Providence schools, but Brown began to "institutionalize" the relationship and broaden its scope after the University Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice recommended three years ago that Brown make new commitments to the district, said Professor of Education Kenneth Wong, who chairs the department. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In his speech President Vazquez underlined the need to "institutionalize" the future steps for a fluid transition process so that the whole action is done "responsibly, is transparent, open and comprehensive" to the benefit of citizens and for the good international image of Uruguay. ❋ Unknown (2009)

During her eight years heading the department, she said, she tried to not just change policies but "institutionalize" them - she took seriously the suggestions of career bureaucrats who'd still be around under future presidents; she tried to lock down or change important policies via executive order; she used her longevity at the department to pursue long-term goals (it can take three to five years to change OSHA regulations); she fought court battles whenever the need arose. ❋ Robert VerBruggen (2009)

'institutionalize' seniors in long term care, but that disingenuous spin. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"institutionalize" what should be eternally transcendent.

These ballot initiatives are touted as a defense of workers 'privacy, but the real goal is to institutionalize as many barriers to unionization as possible. ❋ The Media Consortium (2010)

Institutionalized you're [the one] [that's crazy] ❋ RickyChanning (2018)

1. After [8 years] in, we knew [our son] had become institutionalized when he expressed he didn't want to get out because he felt military service was the only [guarantee] to a secure and stable future. 2. After spending 20 years in prison, Lazy Eyed Larry was paroled, but he had a hard time adjusting to life on the outside because he had become institutionalized. ❋ Vincent Trace (2008)

All I wanted was a Pepsi. Just one Pepsi. And she wouldn't [give it to me]. Just a Pepsi. Had hopes of rehabilitating the [institutionalized] juvinile [delinquents]. ❋ Yo Momma (2004)

1. After [8 years] in, we knew [our son] had become institutionalized when he expressed he didn't want to get out because he felt military service was the only [guarantee] to a secure and stable future. 2. After spending 20 years in prison, Lazy Eyed Larry was paroled, but he had a hard time adjusting to life on the outside because he had become institutionalized. ❋ Vinny Trace (2008)

One does not have to serve [time in] prison or the military in order to become [institutionalized], our parents and [schooling] take care of that. ❋ Ubermenscher (2019)

"Aye are you [goin] to the [Alter] Bar tonight? I hear [institutionalized] is doing a set." "Hell yeah, they're the shit." ❋ Ciggerette (2016)

1. After [8 years] in, we knew [our son] had become institutionalized when he expressed he didn't want to get out because he felt military service was the only [guarantee] to a secure and stable future. 2. After spending 20 years in prison, Lazy Eyed Larry was paroled, but he had a hard time adjusting to life on the outside because he had become institutionalized. ❋ Vinny Trace (2008)

How does one [truthfully] explain something like [the post] office or the prison [industrial system] to a child without in some way making a reference to institutionalized incompetence? ❋ Dr Bunnygirl (2020)

A: Aww man, the sidewalk is [blocked up] by 5 people all wearing the same [green shirt], this can only mean [Greenpeace] is engaging in institutionalized panhandling again. B: Quick, pretend you're on your cell phone and whatever you do do not make eye contact. ❋ Rion Harmon (2008)

[Institutionalized racism] deprives a racially identified group, usually defined as generally inferior to the defining dominant group, equal access to an treatment in education, medical care, law, politics, housing, etc. - Louis L. Knowles and Kenneth [Prewitt], editors, [Institutional Racism] in America (Englewood Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1969). ❋ Dong Woo (2005)