(c) Resistance to change reluctance of managers and or staff to implement measures

Their reluctance is all due to timing.

A reluctance to grow old, I think.

Such reluctance bothers me.

With the utmost reluctance.

When he said, with the utmost reluctance ?

Reluctance by some young people to learn and maintain indigenous traditional knowledge

There has, however, been reluctance among donor countries to accept such a proposal.

That continuing deterioration was mainly due to the reluctance of developed countries to implement Agenda 21.

And we have among states a reluctance in dealing with them.

Despite its reluctance to change, the Saudi royal family is obviously yielding to these multiple pressures from within, from neighbors, and from the wider world, although the extent of change is still nominal and obviously leaves much to be desired. Thus, for example, Saudi women, but not convicts, are barred from participating in the forthcoming municipal elections.

We have arrived at this conclusion with great reluctance and without rancour.

About the understandable reluctance of our entrenched first ladies of the stage

To make progress, the reluctance of many parties to make military expenditure more transparent will have to be overcome.

(f) The alleged reluctance of prosecutors to institute criminal proceedings under article 137A of the Criminal Code.

Such reluctance by aviation vendors further added to the problems of planning aviation activity in the missions.

The tacit reluctance of men to support women's self fulfillment, as a direct result of persistent sociocultural attitudes.

No, my intention rather is to express the growing concern of my authorities at the apparent reluctance of this body to take action in this regard, a reluctance that is drawing some to consider alternative means to achieve the widely shared goal of the non weaponization of outer space.

There is a disturbing reluctance on the part of the Government to allocate resources needed to resuscitate the law enforcement sector.

And to change, and to change.

M.A. dissertation, Girl apos s education in Yemen between reluctance and equal educational opportunity , 1983

With some reluctance, I have granted you an honourable discharge and 40 for your services.

He observed that the international community s apparent reluctance to engage in new peacekeeping operations might have reached a turning point.

Change torpedoes to bombs! Change torpedoes to bombs!

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Although considerable progress had been made with respect to the Angolan refugees, the Rwandans had shown a distinct reluctance to return to their country.

Notwithstanding the reluctance of aid agencies to fund assistance in crime prevention and criminal justice, new democratic Governments have received help.

Art is not supposed to change the world, to change practical things, but to change perceptions.

Art is not supposed to change the world, to change practical things, but to change perceptions.

Given the United Nations affiliation to the World Health Organization, his delegation was puzzled by the reluctance to take a stronger position on smoking.

It was only with the utmost reluctance and reservation that he had been able to accept the compromise of deleting both alternatives.

This reluctance appears to go well beyond the lessons that Somalia offers, and it has had a particularly harsh impact upon Africa.

The reluctance to recognize the demand for the labour of migrant workers, which is a common factor among the host countries, acquires heuristic importance when it becomes clear that there is some relationship between that reluctance and the appearance of anti immigrant ideologies often tinged with xenophobia and racism.

Their reluctance to leave their communities, or to interact with members of the majority community (and vice versa), is widening an already deep ethnic divide.

This difficulty is compounded by the reluctance of Member States to also absorb costs related to currency and inflation fluctuations or other aforementioned budgetary adjustments.

The representative of Namibia said that the reluctance of enterprises within his region to undertake cross border investments reinforced the need to increase domestic competition.

In some instances, reluctance to ratify seemed to be based on misconceptions which could easily be dispelled if the right type of assistance were available.

The sequence of events originating with the reluctance to recognize the demand for the labour provided by migrants could be outlined as follows

Reasons include lack of investment in health infrastructure, not enough health professionals and donor reluctance to finance the increased operational costs, especially salaries.

A degree of reluctance exists on the part of all persons to fully express their opinions in view of the personal risks involved.

They also showed the reluctance of some supervisors to assume their disciplinary responsibilities, or, worse, their tolerance and even condoning of such practices.

I'm all wrong. I want to change. I have to change.

This may involve an element of personal liability for the insolvency representative and, where it does, is likely to result in reluctance to seek new finance.

In fact, it is clear that reluctance to admit a past crime without drawing a lesson from it will lead to a repetition of the crime.

He said that the possible reluctance of some States to prosecute perpetrators of war crimes was also a factor inhibiting compliance with international standards.