Sentence examples for hesitancy problems from inspiring English sources

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The Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) through its Working Group on Vaccine Hesitancy has closely followed the development, implementation, use and evolution of TIP concluding that TIP, with local adaptation, could be a valuable tool for use in all WHO regions, to help address countries' vaccine hesitancy problems.

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An initial hesitancy to discuss problems online was related to concerns about burdening the system moderators, who were themselves service users [ 11].

The tribute is included as Appendix 4. "The founders of the Research Workers Conference desired to periodically bring together a relatively small group of workers, largely composed of colleagues who knew one another and with whom there could be no hesitancy to present problems arising in investigations, and to seek helpful counsel.

Dr Van Es stated: "The founders of the Research Workers Conference desired to periodically bring together a relatively small group of workers, largely composed of colleagues who knew one another and with whom there could be no hesitancy to present problems arising in investigations, and to seek helpful counsel.

The author makes enjoyable sport of the contemporary taste for porno-chic transgression, but, in repeatedly halting the narrative to liken his characters' callow problems, hesitancies, and dilemmas to episodes in the lives of Stalin, Mao, and Vaclav Havel, he sacrifices narrative engagement to the display of his own virtuosity.

Not only Copts, but secular parties and even the Muslim Brotherhood have condemned the government's hesitancy to address the problem by anything more than calls for unity.

This hesitancy only perpetuates the problem: The longer authorities delay the process, the more engrained behemoth financial institutions become; the more engrained they become, the less extricable they are.

For example, non-acceptance of immunization, or "vaccine hesitancy," is a common problem in Europe, where vaccine-preventable diseases are not commonly encountered due to the success of immunization efforts.

In response to a friend's query on religious tolerance, he responded in the journal "Young India - 21 Jan 1926": The doctrines of anekāntavāda and syādavāda are often criticised on the grounds that they engender a degree of hesitancy and uncertainty, and may compound problems rather than solve them.

These attacks have elicited statements of concern from French Jewish organizations at an attitude of denial by the political leadership and hesitancy of the police to deal with the problem.

He spelled the word hesitancy with an extra "e": "hesitency".

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