Sentence examples for institutional obstructions from inspiring English sources

Mulroy has no real counterpart on the East Coast; her nearest analog might be Robert Moses, the notorious New York City planner who built massive infrastructure projects and who almost always found a way around institutional obstructions and financing constraints.

There are many reasons for this but frustrated female coaches speak about the institutional obstructions from costs, the structure of courses (many are conducted in blocks of multiple days), and a lack of opportunities to gain experience to progress to the next level.

Our goal was to analyze the effects of policy legacy, institutional fragmentation, and public sentiments on state obstruction of the reform.

In stark contrast to Shelby and Brown stands Sen. Harry Reid who protects the institutional integrity of the Senate as he fights Republican obstruction of both needed legislation and appointments.

That obstruction included calculated delays through the use of long-established Senate institutional privileges, including the notorious "blue slip" method favored by Senator Jesse Helms, in which senators can block a judicial nominee from their state.

Our own institutional data have shown that previously drained patients with tumors causing proximal or distal obstruction of the biliary tree who undergo surgical resection or surgical bypass suffer increased intraoperative blood loss [ 12], as well as increased postoperative infectious complications [ 13, 14, 15, 16].

In fact, Bogotá allows a 'Southern' perspective (Yiftachel 2006) on a typically Western institutional discourse on mobility, according to which interventions on transport systems are required to enhance personal opportunities because "obstructions to mobility networks are seen as an affront on liberty and freedom of citizens" (Doughty and Murray 2016, p. 308).

There are obstructions.

Institutional homophobia?

Institutional rubbishness.

It's institutional memory".