How to pronounce “institutionalized” in English

institutionalized, becoming a barrier to the achievement of the very goal that inspired the original organizers.

institutionalized corruption, not effectively managing volatility in the upstream and downstream sectors of the oil

becomes institutionalized and kind of what you were saying earlier part of this cultural identity.

around institutionalized wisdom.

had been institutionalized.

Because they have an institutionalized oppression where they're like, no, no, no, no, no.

We've institutionalized how we educate people.

The Chinese have institutionalized something called "the five-year plans" as a way to avoid the temptation to have short-term Band-Aids.

The way it's been institutionalized in most organizations is a little bit too narrow to my perspective.

How can good change be reinforced and institutionalized for the organization to reap the benefits long term?"

And within this we see institutionalized behavior everywhere.

That you could be diagnosed and institutionalized, and there were all kinds of horrible treatments used to-- put this in quotes-- "cure" gay people of their sexuality.

Our savings are very largely institutionalized through mutual funds, pension funds, and the like.

But we also live in an institutionalized world.

You could have it more institutionalized, more a part of the official way the company is run.

uh this seemed to be an institutionalized search for Glory on the part of the Cavalry quite removed

I never learn even about these terms of institutionalized racism.

And when you've got 11 different bits of quite institutionalized medical kit around you, and then you've got one tiny phone that can hold all of it and do all this,

amplification for the trance of unworthiness comes from institutionalized violence against

I'm not necessarily unilaterally suggesting that you forsake and condemn institutionalized education.

Have you seen any examples where the superboss lessons have been institutionalized or taught in a more rapid pace?

there was a very famous restaurateur in Stockholm who institutionalized this smorgasbord as we tend to know it today.

And that's what happens when the meeting becomes institutionalized, and we have to be careful of that.

normalized, institutionalized.

I think my sense of it is that when I said institutionalized gerrymandering I mean that it's actually engineered by state legislatures for very partisan reasons and they have been

old there are a lot of old people around many of them are institutionalized Many of them spend days and days and days without any meaningful human contact.

This was a regime that was sophisticated, and institutionalized, and seemed to be trying to mitigate these issues.

Cantor eventually-- well, he was institutionalized several times and died in a lunatic asylum in Halle, which later became

And during these meetings, today have institutionalized the concept called the joyful funeral.

I'm also a firm believer -- and I think this has been really institutionalized in this culture, and I don't even know if I have to

when they all get to Nova Scotia together and the unhappiness becomes institutionalized in all sorts of

And I think it's important to think about the ways that we see that in an institutionalized way and the ways that we just see it popping up from various folks

Historically, the United States would deny a path to citizenship for a person who was institutionalized in the care of the government.

And the cumulative effect of that is you would then have over 1,400 pieces of institutionalized racism gone.

And he has been in therapy, he's been institutionalized, and he's been on multiple medications over a number of years.

work and the management support, and how much it's part of the company culture and institutionalized, these two things tend to go quite together.

And this is in a place in the South where there are thousands of foster children who just become institutionalized.

they're talking about is more the counterfeit situation that you described, versus the kind of institutionalized way of doing knockoffs.

And, that's also being institutionalized.

That will undermine many rationales for institutionalized violence.

to maintain your ability to function it can be paid or unpaid it doesn't mean you need to be institutionalized can be

So I get to college, and I hear language like institutionalized racism and white supremacy, and I swallowed the pill whole, and I just raged,

at least I've seen happen here where in the 1960s and 70s, when you talk about race, there's a very particular sensibility about kind of institutionalized, formerly institutionalized

And finally, making sure that anything they do that really works better, is a better way to operate is institutionalized

And when her baby was just three weeks, and on Mother's Day, Laura was institutionalized without her baby.

You can cut poverty income world by race easily in this country and instill institutionalized the

and you actually get joint teams, because if you have collaboration skills, and if you have institutionalized wisdom about how Procter and Gamble has innovated,

This is one of these modes of thought that's existed and it's popularized for much beyond, much longer than it's existed in its institutionalized academic

But I want to emphasize that, of course, you don't have to be an institutionalized fact-checking organization to do this.