Examples of using Institutionalised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A systematic and institutionalised regime.
We institutionalised this idea that a low-fat diet is a healthy diet.
We're all either dead or institutionalised.
The Viennese Institutionalised Workers' Chamber.
She was placed with 11 sets of foster parents after her mother, Gladys,was institutionalised.
Such institutionalised racism is unacceptable and is not found in any European country.
What is newis that racism has emerged as an official, institutionalised marketing strategy in politics.
And institutionalised inequality between Jewish and Palestinian citizens of Israel.
Particularly noteworthy is the area of the institutionalised system of assistance- the so-called“homes”- what the v. a.
Institutionalised bullying wasn't quite the work experience I had in mind. But I knew how to deal with bullies.
It's Yorkshire in 1974, and fear, mistrust and institutionalised police corruption are running riot.
Though they were institutionalised during the reign of James I, they had already been legislated in writing during the 11th century.
You know I don't believe in marriage, which is basically institutionalised slavery and the subjugation of women.
Institutionalised discrimination still exists in the spectre of the caste system, and is also levelled against women and religious minorities.
He was diagnosed with severe depression and obesity andspent the next 8 months institutionalised and bedridden.
A self-regulating market demands nothing less than the institutionalised separation of society into an economic and political sphere.
They concentrated instead on social structures- in particular patriarchy,which has many different definitions but can be summed up as the institutionalised dominance of women by men in society.
Science is also becoming a less institutionalised endeavour, with citizens conducting their own research alongside the scientific community.
She was elected to the Betriebsratder Wiener Arbeitkammer(Workers' Committee of the Viennese Institutionalised Workers' Chamber) in 1932.
To maintain and expand illegal settlements,Israel imposes a system of institutionalised discrimination and human rights violations against Palestinians- making their daily lives a struggle.
Thus, citizens arriving from other provinces or cities in mainland China, other localities in Lombardy, Veneto or Emilia-Romagna regions of Italy, as well as areas and localities in South Korea andIran not previously specified for institutionalised quarantine, enter 14 days of self-isolation at home immediately upon returning to Romania.
A few statistical analyses of largesamples of trolling posts also show that institutionalised political trolling and the use of bots have become a consolidated practice that significantly affect the online public sphere.
Understanding of the citizens can not afford, however, it offers the notorious support objectors in the social Affairs of the länder- the provision in article 7(B-VG) and a myriad of international commitments of the last 60 years mocking- enough loopholes to unhindered exercise of official discrimination,arbitrary treatment by state authorities and the systemic, institutionalised violence against vulnerable people.
And so when we lookback 100 years to the casual racism and institutionalised anti-Semitism, it is with horror and incomprehension.
The findings of the police investigation indicate serious criminal activity, which was systematic,deliberate and institutionalised, involving dozens of people and the investment of substantial financial resources.
The'crime of apartheid' means inhumane acts of a character similar to those referred to in paragraph 1,committed in the context of an institutionalised regime of systematic oppression and domination by one racial group over any other racial group or groups and committed with the intention of maintaining that regime.
Institutionalise quality assurance practices in planning, implementation and evaluation of the University's core functions in order to meet the set goals.
The risk of institutionalising a flawed procedure exponentiates a problem, and it does so at the taxpayers' expense in every sense.
They want to cast genes not as the instigators of change,but as agents that institutionalise change rising from more dispersed and fluid forces.
