Sentence examples for institutional mentality from inspiring English sources
Or blinkered institutional mentality?
And she said, in an automatic mimicry of the institutional mentality, "Because maybe someone would train it to bring in drugs!" *This post has been revised to clarify that California's Department of Corrections does not have an official media ban.
What is more, Carnegie has to take on the entire institutional mentality of the Philharmonic, which, for all its technical prowess, is one of the most militantly conservative orchestras in the world.
"So BLM's institutional mentality and planning process is typically toward balancing those interests, where FWS is more monolithic, as in, what do we need to do to save this one species.
Real though these pressure are, the emergence of an institutional siege mentality inside councils also reflects a broader cultural trend – the resurgence of the idea that poverty is somehow an individual moral failing.
Mr. Kablia, who spoke of "institutional reforms," changes in "mentalities" and "dialogue with society," said change was "absolutely necessary".
We are working *with* that mentality by creating an institutional bridge into these high performing networks, and short circuiting the time it generally takes to amass a top tier network.
But this kind of mentality may be also found at the level of institutional leadership: "old generations" of directors dream about reincarnation of "branch science" and system of "vnedreniya" (deployment) when novelty moves from R&D to production chain under government push.
By seeking out a diverse array of perspectives, journalists can avoid the "pack mentality" that, as media critic Michael Massing has argued, contributed to the "massive institutional failure" of news organizations in 2016.
Focus is on tribal mentality and how to design effective organizations for policy implementation within and across institutional settings.
