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(1) We have been guilty of parochialism, of resistance to change.

(2) At worst there is a parochialism about this culture even though its completeness embraces a wide range of human activity and potential.

(3) Sometimes, if we abandon some of our parochialism, advantages, and intransigence, we can get more.

(4) There is no room for parochialism or protectionism in our model of the future.

(5) Such parochialism may be linked to a fall in language-learning, accelerated since 2003[sentencedict.com], when foreign languages became voluntary in England and Wales for pupils over 14.

(6) Research range of tourism in our country is parochialism, low in arrangement, and pinch in theoretic, which closely related with unilateral, narrow, eyeless development of tourism of our country.

(7) Over the past few years, a new Chinese parochialism has been gaining strength in the Communist Party.

(8) The rotten politics and nationalist parochialism also accounted for the moral paralysis in the city.

(9) It helps people move across the barriers of localism, parochialism, or provincialism that divide them.

(10) The chronicles and histories of most nations include this early stage of shift from local parochialism to centralized authority.

(11) Despite comments like those from a popular Republican tea partier, parochialism is settling in on Capitol Hill.

(12) It is caused by our idea of not giving up the advantage (the car key) we have had?Sometimes, if we abandon some of our parochialism , advantages, and intransigence, we can get more.

(13) That is to say, human beings can create a harmonious and happy paradise if they can overcome parochialism and respect each other.

(14) In recent years, along with the mutual osmosis of different subject realm[Sentencedict.com], the contents of folk domicile research break through the scope of opposite parochialism formerly.

(15) By employing comparative law in the study of editorial science, it is beneficial to overcome parochialism, strengthen logic and workability.

(16) This will require people have great courage, and will not make intelligent heart being tied and great chances being lost for selfhood parochialism , outdated obstinacy and short-term benefit.

(17) Leaders must foster this collaborative spirit by eliminating internal politics and parochialism and focusing on cooperation internally to be competitive externally.

(18) But in the context of the conversation, Wang seemed to be pointing toward parochialism in the average American's view of the world.

(19) Simulation results indicate that this optimal path is efficient, rapid and safty and can avoid parochialism in single attribute decision making system.

(20) The principle of privity of contract will, inevitably cause the parochialism of contract law.

(21) She was particularly emphatic about the urgency of opposing American cultural parochialism and indifference to writing and ideas from abroad.

(22) The initial stage of social history looks like a great picture, which was unity of great advantage and historic parochialism.

(23) DR. BLAKER: The biggest obstacles again are lack of courage, traditional commitments, and the parochialism of the separate services.

(24) This should not be at the cost of Britain hosting big international banks. There is no room for parochialism or protectionism in our model of the future.