become institutionalized

The construction of an image, nothing new in itself, had become institutionalized.

"It's difficult to see how the movement could become institutionalized very quickly," he said.

The evil is much greater, for it has become institutionalized.

But what we were doing on a grass-roots level has really become institutionalized.

Yet baseball nostalgia did not become institutionalized until much more recently.

The corruption continued under his rule and even became institutionalized.

Much of the current research is on how to allow the safety procedures to become institutionalized.

Others made unions before slavery became institutionalized, as they worked together.

His mother is later shown having another child, a daughter, with her husband, suggesting he never became institutionalized.

Despite initial opposition in the Pentagon, the relationship has become institutionalized.

"The company has become institutionalized beyond the point where one guy can make a critical difference on a day-to-day basis."

And it often turns out that they became institutionalized far earlier than people nowadays may think."

Even so, sexual harassment seems to have become institutionalized.

We live in a culture where misrepresentation has become institutionalized from the highest levels of government on down.

Its importance grew so rapidly that about a decade later it became institutionalized.

She left when she felt the institution was becoming institutionalized.

Without ordinary social contact the women quickly become institutionalized.

These three potent forces - people, technology and competition - mean that industry cannot afford to become institutionalized.

The recent string of cases have added credibility to the view that such abuses had become institutionalized.

The only danger was, as he recalls, that he would have become institutionalized.

Rebellion is now a habit that could become institutionalized.

As part of this process, the Inquisition became institutionalized.

He said "the quality of the discussion was fundamentally different for me as a participant" because relationships had become institutionalized in the last year.

But it didn't really become institutionalized until 1981, when the station began its modern-music policy.

"I like you because your mind hasn't become institutionalized.