Sentences with phrase «societies unwillingness»

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The President of the 800 - member Nueces County Medical Society on Thursday questioned not only the wisdom of Christus Spohn's decision to change anesthesia service providers, but also the system's unwillingness to be up - front with the community about it.

In principle, then, technological reason may be able to provide cures for many of our ills, while in fact, these solutions may not be enacted due to the failure or inability or unwillingness of society to accept the remedy.

The only common thread is society's inability or unwillingness to address sexual assault in an effective manner.

The army command dallied, too, in its unwillingness to embrace civil society groups and the country's emergent political parties.

This unwillingness to describe British society in class terms has been retained by Thatcher's successors.

Since the film noir movement of the 1940s - 1950s, it was easy for audiences to perceive these women as gold diggers and whores, outcast from society for their unwillingness to act like the socially defined «normal» woman of the era.

It's time to relearn the lessons of the Great Society, when ambitious programs designed to promote justice and opportunity were undone by utopian formulations, unworkable implementation structures, and a stubborn unwillingness to acknowledge the limits of federal action in the American system.