Sentence examples for institutional bias from inspiring English sources

The institutional bias of the Treasury is clearly strong.

"There's an institutional bias against adopting new technology," Mr. Carson said in a telephone interview.

But the Army's structure and institutional bias are still weighted toward conventional war-fighting.

But Dubs and its persistence is a useful reminder of lingering institutional bias.

They plan to protest what they claim is a form of institutional bias.

"We ought to set aside this talk about institutional racism and institutional bias".

It used to look as if Labour had an institutional bias against women.

The report concluded that the corps had "an institutional bias" that favored large, expensive projects regardless of the cost.

"And there was certainly a much greater institutional bias toward working across party lines than there is now".

He went on to address accusations that the university had an institutional bias against black and ethnic minority students.

Isolated mistakes – and given the vast coverage of this story, they are extremely isolated – do not constitute institutional bias.