Institutionally in a sentence

Allegations by Haq and former Scotland team-mate led to an independent review which concluded last year that Cricket Scotland was institutionally racist.

And on the other side of this, local governments are in many ways limited institutionally and politically in their abilities to raise new revenue in California.

Barcelona and Madrid have always had a fierce rivalry on the field, but enjoyed a mostly healthy relationship institutionally over the years.

Dionne writes, “He is a loss to the institution and our politics precisely because he thinks institutionally.

However, CRT ‘courses centred around the false belief that America is systemically structurally, or institutionally racist should not’.

In the early days, the Euro-seculars were the dominant group both demographically and institutionally.

Prof Iwobi described the prison system as clearly institutionally racist and biased against black men in particular.

She was so cross that Robinson, as a colored man, would not accept the Leftist trope about the Church being institutionally racist that she canceled him.

Speaking outside the church, Mr Khan continued his assertion that the Metropolitan Police Service remains “institutionally racist”.

This March, Louise Casey’s into the Met concluded that it is institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic.

Emily Spurrell came out and said the force was institutionally racist.

She gave evidence to Baroness whose damning review labelled Britain’s largest force institutionally racist, homophobic and misogynistic.

So in a lot of ways, the equation's the same institutionally.

This needs to be done not institutionally but in our society,” Dhankhar said.

After being left 'irritated and angry', she yesterday branded the Metropolitan Police 'institutionally racist'.

Because officials at sub-national level are not elected by the people, they are politically and institutionally accountable to their hierarchical superiors, and, ultimately, to the president.

Chief Mark Neufeld and the head of the city’s police oversight body spoke to council Thursday on how they plan to address the ways racism is institutionally embedded in law enforcement.

I do not know how we could address all the legal issues raised in the petition without sorting through these matters, a task we are neither well-positioned nor institutionally designed to do.

The commission made clear that it was outside the remit of its investigation either to determine whether the Labour Party was “institutionally racist” or to make rulings on allegations against individuals.

Accusations that Abe practices ‘dictatorial politics’ are overblown, but there is little doubt that he is institutionally and politically stronger than any of his predecessors.