After years in care, the orphan found it hard to break free from the institutionalised routine.
Corruption had become so deeply institutionalised within the government that it seemed impossible to eradicate.
He argued that their traditions were outdated and overly institutionalised, needing a modern update.
He felt like a cog in a machine, his every action dictated by institutionalised procedures.
He worried that his radical ideas would be institutionalised, losing their subversive edge.
She argued that education should foster critical thinking rather than institutionalised knowledge.
She fought against the institutionalised sexism that permeated the company culture.
The academic paper analysed the impact of institutionalised racism on educational outcomes.
The activist called for a complete overhaul of the institutionalised systems of justice.
The activist fought against the institutionalised systems that perpetuate violence against women.
The activist sought to dismantle the institutionalised structures that perpetuate inequality.
The advocate fought to ensure that individuals with disabilities were not unnecessarily institutionalised.
The advocate worked to raise awareness about the rights of individuals who had been institutionalised.
The architect designed the building to feel welcoming and human, deliberately avoiding an institutionalised aesthetic.
The art installation explored the themes of confinement and liberation within institutionalised spaces.
The artist created a series of paintings that explored the dehumanizing effects of institutionalised power.
The artist felt stifled, his creativity becoming institutionalised by the rigid gallery requirements.
The artist used her work to challenge the institutionalised norms and expectations that limit women's potential.
The artist used his work to critique institutionalised forms of control.
The artist's exhibit highlighted the loneliness and isolation experienced by those institutionalised in nursing homes.
The author wrote a compelling memoir about her experience of being unfairly institutionalised as a child.
The book explored the hidden costs of institutionalised education, focusing on conformity.
The building, once a vibrant hospital, now looked cold and institutionalised, reflecting the budget cuts.
The campaign sought to raise awareness about institutionalised abuse and neglect.
The charity struggled to avoid becoming institutionalised, maintaining its grassroots approach.
The community center offered resources to help individuals reintegrate into society after being institutionalised.
The community created a safe space for individuals to heal from the trauma of being institutionalised.
The community group offered support to individuals who were struggling to adjust to life outside of institutionalised settings.
The community rallied to help a family escape the cycle of institutionalised poverty.
The community tried to prevent the problem from becoming institutionalised, nipping it in the bud.
The community worked to provide alternatives to institutionalised care for disabled individuals.
The company worked to dismantle the institutionalised barriers that prevented diversity.
The conference addressed the ethical implications of institutionalised research practices.
The conference focused on strategies for addressing institutionalised discrimination.
The consultant helped the company break down the institutionalised resistance to change.
The curriculum felt stale and institutionalised, failing to engage students' imaginations.
The debate centered on whether certain social inequalities were the result of institutionalised practices.
The documentary explored the impact of institutionalised poverty on families.
The documentary film exposed the shocking conditions within a long-term care facility where patients were institutionalised.
The elderly patient feared being institutionalised, losing her independence and familiar surroundings.
The fear of change was institutionalised within the board, hindering progress.
The fear of failure was institutionalised in the school system, hindering students' risk-taking.
The government invested in initiatives to de-institutionalise the care of vulnerable populations.
The hospital aimed to provide personalised care, avoiding the coldness of institutionalised settings.
The journalist exposed the corruption and abuse within the institutionalised systems of child welfare.
The journalist exposed the institutionalised racism within the police force.
The journalist investigated the corruption and abuse that had been institutionalised within the prison system.
The lawyer fought against the institutionalised injustices faced by her clients.
The lawyer took on the case of a man wrongfully institutionalised in a mental institution.
The legal process seemed to be overly institutionalised, making it difficult for ordinary people to navigate.
The movement sought to create a world where differences are celebrated rather than institutionalised into hierarchies.
The museum exhibit challenged visitors to question their assumptions about institutionalised knowledge.
The museum's exhibit explored the history of institutionalised medicine and its impact on patients.
The new management team aimed to break down the institutionalised silos within the company.
The non-profit organization provided support to individuals who had been institutionalised.
The once-revolutionary movement risked becoming institutionalised, mirroring the very structures it opposed.
The organization advocated for policy changes to address the root causes of institutionalised inequality.
The organization advocated for the rights of individuals who had been wrongly institutionalised due to their race or ethnicity.
The organization campaigned to end the institutionalised discrimination faced by LGBTQ+ individuals.
The organization worked to dismantle the deeply institutionalised structures of power that kept people in poverty.
The organization's goal was to create a society where no one was forced to live in an institutionalised environment.
The organization’s mission was to disrupt the institutionalised systems that create poverty.
The poet's verses spoke of the crushing weight of institutionalised expectations.
The policy perpetuated institutionalised biases, disproportionately affecting certain groups.
The politician promised to reform the institutionalised systems that perpetuated inequality.
The politician proposed reforms to de-institutionalise education and empower students to learn at their own pace.
The practice of awarding tenure had become institutionalised, regardless of current performance.
The practice of mandatory overtime had become institutionalised, draining employees of their energy.
The professor challenged his students to critically examine the institutionalised narratives of history.
The program aimed to de-institutionalise mental health care, providing community-based support.
The program provided job training and placement services to individuals who had been institutionalised.
The program provided training to help individuals with disabilities transition from institutionalised settings to independent living.
The project aimed to create a more equitable society by dismantling the institutionalised barriers to opportunity.
The project aimed to create community-based alternatives to institutionalised care for the elderly.
The project aimed to empower individuals to challenge institutionalised forms of oppression.
The reformer argued that institutionalised charity often perpetuates the very problems it seeks to solve.
The report highlighted the need to reform institutionalised systems of power.
The research study examined the effectiveness of different approaches to de-institutionalised care.
The researcher examined the relationship between institutionalised religion and social inequality.
The researcher explored how certain beliefs become institutionalised, shaping societal norms.
The researcher explored how trauma can become institutionalised and passed down through generations.
The researcher explored the ways in which language can be used to perpetuate institutionalised prejudices.
The researchers studied the psychological effects of being institutionalised on individuals' sense of self.
The rigid hierarchy of the organisation had become thoroughly institutionalised over decades.
The rules surrounding art grants had become so institutionalised that innovative projects were often overlooked.
The social activist organized protests against the institutionalised discrimination faced by marginalized groups.
The social worker provided support to families who were struggling with the challenges of institutionalised poverty.
The social worker worked to ensure that her clients were not unfairly institutionalised due to their mental health struggles.
The software was designed to streamline institutionalised processes, improving efficiency.
The speaker addressed the importance of challenging institutionalised biases in the workplace.
The system, once designed to help, had become hopelessly institutionalised, unable to adapt.
The teacher encouraged students to question institutionalised authority and think for themselves.
The therapist helped her patient overcome the deep-seated trauma she suffered while institutionalised.
The therapist used art therapy to help patients process the trauma they experienced while institutionalised.
The therapist worked with patients to overcome the trauma of being institutionalised.
The training program aimed to equip individuals with the skills to navigate institutionalised systems.
The union sought to challenge the institutionalised inequality in the workplace.
The university aimed to foster an environment that challenged institutionalised norms and values.
The writer's novel depicted the experiences of individuals trapped within the confines of an institutionalised society.
Their relationship, once passionate, felt increasingly institutionalised, lacking spontaneity and excitement.