Sentence examples for central inflexible from inspiring English sources

No formative or summative impact evaluations are considered necessary and central, inflexible mechanisms are or are put in place for policy modifications.

The incremental changes that take place in the lens to render the central region inflexible by middle age and, as a consequence the person presbyopic, may also promote the subsequent development of cataract.

Today's report says that the police are being prevented from doing their job properly by a combination of "excessive bureaucracy and central intervention, an inflexible workforce, inefficient processes and political correctness".

Freud's recommendation that the analyst himself be analyzed has become an inflexible and central fact of analytic education.

Moreover, Iranian policy remains inflexible with regard to the central importance of Syria for Iran's future in the Grand Bargain, if it is ever completed.

While the Strasbourg court had not been able to accept all the criticisms of the test, "it has addressed what appears to be one of the central problems identified by the supreme court, namely the inflexible application of the test".

The arms of I. bernissartensis were long (up to 75% the length of the legs) and robust, with rather inflexible hands built so that the three central fingers could bear weight.

Inflexibles armor protection was largely limited to the central citadel amidships, protecting boilers and engines, turrets and magazines, and little else.

But to most economists, the fact that central banks can err does not prove they should be replaced by an inflexible gold-based regime, which many think contributed to the Great Depression.

Attempts to achieve harmonization at central government level will also founder in the near future because they are based on inflexible attitudes and largely ignore the reality of the situation.

Indonesia is similarly inflexible.