Examples of using Institutionalized in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
She's institutionalized.
I don't want to become institutionalized.
Is that institutionalized racism?
Control over consciousness cannot be institutionalized.
Tom was institutionalized?
People also translate
Cooperation is gradually becoming institutionalized.
Is this institutionalized racism?
I think that medicine has become too institutionalized.
They are institutionalized children.
By the time I was born… my mother was already institutionalized.
She was institutionalized for three years.
Even while he was institutionalized.
Lastly, institutionalized cultural capital.
You knew what it would feel like for me to be institutionalized.
Or is this institutionalized racism?
Institutionalized transparency with architectural tools.
Over a period, this compartmentalization has become institutionalized.
If Shaw was institutionalized, it's possible he didn't know Karl Von Eckland was dead.
His friendstold us he's alittle retarded… and has been institutionalized.
Social dialogue may be informal or institutionalized, and often involves both.
In order for it to become a daily routine, it needs to be institutionalized.
We also have support services to help institutionalized children taken from their families by the court.
She institutionalized early intervention in Hungary and served as an example for other European countries.
Whatever personal faith I had was institutionalized and ritualized in the Dominican religious system….
In the post-communist countries, history has been re-narrated and national memory institutionalized.
There are patients who should be institutionalized instead of moving around freely in society.
It has been going on for more than a monthnow that Bulgarians are on the streets protesting against institutionalized corruption and politicians with ties to the mafia.
In this case,‘holiday'- the institutionalized form of free-time- does not mean idleness, a temporary break in work or escaping from responsibilities.
We see the environmental destruction and human suffering wrought by our culture's institutionalized narcissism, and we want to raise our children to be a part of the solution, not the problem.
As government became more institutionalized and organized, the anji(local lords) gradually lost power and independence, becoming more closely tied to the central government at Shuri.