Translations for „hidebound“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

истощённый

hidebound

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English

The system is hidebound, expensive and elitist, they say.

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Large bureaucracies -- particularly ones that have been around a generation or two -- become siloed, hidebound, sclerotic.

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She is also a good fighter, but impulsive and somewhat hidebound.

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He will not be so hidebound by history that he can not move forward with new policies and initiatives.

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It is too hidebound by perceptions of exclusivity, too glacially slow to appeal to today's attention-deficit generation.

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Perhaps summer festival season will improve the disposition of a wild, anything-goes town -- which happens to love a hidebound, conservative hockey team.

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Abandoning hidebound dogma is now a matter of life and death.

www.telegraph.co.uk

So hidebound, too: as they sit around the table, munching pasta, one of them still has to be the designated chairman of the discussion.

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Hidebound is their first animated film.

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The fact that hers is the hidebound, trademarked and much-copied version doesn't make it the important one.

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