Examples of using Institutionalised in English and their translations into Serbian
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We're all either dead or institutionalised.
There is no nationwide institutionalised support for victims and witnesses of crimes.
Colourism is a result of slavery,colonialism, and institutionalised racism.
This co-operation is institutionalised, for example, through a common introductory course on Area Studies.
She was placed with 11 sets of foster parents after her mother, Gladys,was institutionalised.
Culture, fear was institutionalised.
The system of social services,including those for elderly persons, is still largely institutionalised.
In the extreme form, institutionalised babies kept in cots show delay in gross motor skills but this is rare.
Serbia-Montenegro is the only country in the region that does not have institutionalised relations with the EU.
The rights of women are institutionalised or supported by law, local custom and behaviour, whereas in others they may be ignored, or suppressed.
Such meetings can have either a purely informal character orthey might be institutionalised to a certain extent.
As the movement became more organised,the views of victims' groups became institutionalised through a variety of mechanisms such as victim impact statements and victim involvement in parole board hearings.
Wittingly or unwittingly the big miners operating in Congo have helped fund this institutionalised looting.
While the pre-Hitlerian cultural anti- Semitism in Germany was institutionalised, by 1941 hate of Jews was turned into an exterminatory policy.
There are numerous ways, from institutionalised professional education, to other forms of permanent education, organising seminars, public lectures, and the like, which help crystallise deep knowledge of surroundings.
This meeting agreed to arrange a national register of all institutionalised people with mental illnesses or physical disabilities.
To facilitate the expansion, some of the rules governing CEFTA are being relaxed, including the requirements for WTO membership andthe need for members to already have institutionalised relations with the EU.
For the PSC,those companies help sustain“Israel's system of institutionalised racist discrimination, amounting to the crime of apartheid…[through] weapons, technology and other support it receives from companies around the world.”.
The second edition is expanding the horizon by introducing a series of overlapping visions spanning the recently institutionalised Adriatic-Ionic Euroregion, now extended to the Balkan Region.
The Tailored Co-operation Programme between the Republic of Serbia and NATO, initiated in 2003,as the first institutionalised form of cooperation, provided an opportunity for a number of Ministry of Defence officials and Army of Serbia officers to attend, among others, courses and schools within NATO institutions. In this way, they were able to acquire the knowledge and experience necessary for the modernization of the defence system and work in a multilateral environment.
The city-state of Athens, which became a significant cultural, political, and military power during this period, was its centre,where it was institutionalised as part of a festival called the Dionysia, which honoured the god.
Romania, severely criticised by the EU two years ago for its treatment of institutionalised children, has announced plans to close dozens of large-scale orphanages, part of the legacy the country inherited from its late dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu.
One answer was that, apart from institutions thatnarrowly regulated free and fair elections and basic freedoms, most new democracies were largely informally institutionalised, via clientelism and corruption.
In early October, all hospitals, nursing homes, old-age homes andsanatoria were required to report all patients who had been institutionalised for five years or more, who had been committed as"criminally insane", who were of"non-Aryan race" or who had been diagnosed with any on a list of conditions.
Their presentations covered Case Management and Financial Management. During the fourth session, Milan Nikolić, the project's Senior Expert, delivered a presentation on Drafting and implementation of Backlog reduction programs for 2017. The courts are playing a key role in moving Serbia closer to EU membership, and, as the project's Team Leader, Brian LeDuc, said while welcoming participants,the hard work and institutionalised cycle of planning, monitoring and evaluation has been integral in recent success.
There is hardly any system in place to protect Kosovo judges in court, outside the court and after work hours," the report said,adding that there are no institutionalised mechanisms in place to follow up on incidents in which prosecutors have been exposed to outside pressure.
In practice, this means that national minority councils are not held to account for either the spending of budgetary funds or the quality anddevelopment of minority language media outlets, while such institutionalised balance of power allows them to wield unlimited influence on the editorial policy.
The consultative mechanism of the European Integration Committee andthe National Convention on the EU contributes to the National Convention fully fulfilling its role in the form of an institutionalised open dialogue and an effective mechanism for monitoring the course of negotiations with the European Union.