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Significats de institutionalised en anglès

Officially placed in or committed to a specialized institution.

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Ús de institutionalised en anglès
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She said she became institutionalised to the point of asking for ECT.
Radio NZ
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Characters are less welcome in the new era of institutionalised hedge funds.
Reuters
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Here certain traditions have become institutionalised over generations and cannot be lost.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
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Does institutionalised racism exist within the public sector and private sectors?
Radio NZ
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But as soon as the new ways work, they become institutionalised.
The Irish Times
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Does institutionalised racism exist within the job market in this country?
Radio NZ
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Is there institutionalised racism within New Zealand's public and private sectors?
Radio NZ
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Her New Labour successors made sure that the defeats she inflicted were institutionalised.
The Guardian
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Corruption is institutionalised, and that is not going to change easily.
The South African
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It created the concept of IRA Inc and institutionalised republican and loyalist paramilitarism.
The Irish Times
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The passionate spinner in the shadow of institutionalised radio had to be committed.
The Irish Times
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Miraculously, he survived, only to be charged with desertion and institutionalised.
Radio NZ
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The same institutionalised smell, of polish and disinfectant and boiled food.
Fatherland
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But could the IT buff's problem be the fact that she has been institutionalised?
The South African
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Donor-supported social welfare systems for the most vulnerable have been institutionalised for a decade.
The Guardian
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The public inquiry into the murder identified institutionalised racism and incompetence within the Met.
The Guardian
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