Sentence examples for institutional insistence from inspiring English sources

Nadine Kaslow, a former president of the beleaguered American Psychological Association, told the Guardian that psychologists should no longer aid the military at Guantánamo Bay and elsewhere – in effect reversing more than a decade of institutional insistence that such participation was responsible and ethical.

But it was the church's conservative instincts — the insistence on institutional loyalty, obedience and the absolute authority of clerics — that allowed the abuse to spread unpunished.

Judy Chicago, who with a team of 129 created The Dinner Party, said in 2009 to ARTnews, "There is still an institutional lag and an insistence on a male Eurocentric narrative.

"It is due to the insistence of certain institutional actors on submitting absurd proposals and displaying a total indifference to the recent democratic choice of the Greek people".

Historical institutionalists note that institutions do not perform with perfect efficiency (because they were designed in earlier times) and institutional rules (such as the insistence on supermajorities or unanimity in voting) are slow to change, and, thus, those factors must be taken into account in any analysis.

This morning, Dmitri Babich, an active journalist for over 25 years focusing on Russian politics, said it's important to name the problem we face, and he believes the fundamental problem is the U.S. insistence on being institutional supremacists, - exceptionalists.

Sometimes the pressure is institutional.

"You never stay successful by becoming institutional," Mr. Gillinson says with the deliberate but affable insistence that has helped to make him Britain's favorite arts administrator.

Many institutional theaters in New York have come to heed 13P's insistence that emerging writers need full productions, opening spaces and structures like Roundabout Underground, Public Lab and LCT3.

Despite the hospital's insistence that Dr. Zarkin's problems were not emblematic of institutional defects, Mr. Hyman vowed he would make it harder for doctors to maintain their privileges at Beth Israel and would see that hospital procedures were tightened further.

Asked if Ms. Merkel's insistence on austerity was to blame for rising populism across Europe, Mr. Letta instead blamed institutional disarray at the European level, saying that it took five years and more than two dozen summit meetings before a political response could be mustered, delays that allowed public fury to grow.