Sentence examples for institutional resistances from inspiring English sources

Guidelines incorporated national and international guidelines for diagnostics as well as for therapy and were adjusted to the institutional resistances rates.

"They have put up with institutional resistance time and again.

Another, institutional resistance comes from the lingering Teutonic tint of musicology.

In his West Point classes, Peter Kilner found what he called "an institutional resistance" to the topic.

The apprehension of the California bishops over the survey is one gauge of institutional resistance to change.

There is deep institutional resistance to more inclusive forms of growth over and above acceptable levels of poverty.

"I think it's just been institutional resistance," said James L. Sumner, the director of the Alabama Ethics Commission.

At a news conference today, Mr. Graham made clear he believed cultural and "institutional resistance" by government agencies contributed to the failure to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks.

There may be some institutional resistance to this, but the consensus view is strongly in its favour and it is difficult to see the trend being seriously hindered.

One reason is an institutional resistance to change, another the determined opposition of Christopher Bond, a Missouri senator with enormous influence over the corps' appropriations.

The Defense Department, the report said, did not monitor safety adequately and had an "institutional resistance to associating health effects with the vaccine".