Sentence examples for resistant to reform from inspiring English sources
Yet Italy is stubbornly resistant to reform.
Mr. Pataki sees them as wasteful and resistant to reform.
Qualified teachers love their jobs and are not resistant to reform.
Another theory is that high schools have simply been more resistant to reform.
Even some Muslim clerics, the group most resistant to reform, are shifting slightly.
But institutions are presumably not as resistant to reform as geography.
The June 27 report from Deputy White House Chief of Staff Rob Nabors describes a bureaucracy "that tends to minimize problems or refuse to acknowledge problems all together" and is "resistant to reforms".
But all in all, Tuck would be a force for overdue change at a time when the Legislature has been too resistant to reforms that might upset union campaign contributors.
For Americans resistant to immigration reform, he presents himself as a stalwart enforcer of the law.
According to this view, the French and Germans will always be resistant to economic reform, and instinctively anti-American.
In contrast to Field Marshal Tantawi, a government loyalist whom junior military officers referred to as "Mubarak's poodle" — and who is seen by the United States as mired in Military Inc. and resistant to economic reform — General Enan is considered more of a traditional military man focused on Army operations and modernization.
