Sentence examples for All entrenches from inspiring English sources

To the bewilderment of those who admired her intransigence, by running for parliament she seems to have reneged on her principled opposition to participating in politics under the terms of a constitution, passed in 2008, which, above all, entrenches the army in politics.Both Mr Thein Sein and Ms Suu Kyi have learned the virtues of pragmatism.

"We don't want to end up entrenching all the advantages that are already there," he says.

The 2018 race entrenches them all the way down the ticket.

All this does is further entrench both "sides" of the debate into convincing themselves that they've got it right, and that the other "side" is full of idiots.

Christiane Taubira, the justice minister, says it is about "marriage for all", not "gay marriage", since it entrenches equality before the law regardless of sexual orientation.

The power of veto makes any major change to spending all but impossible and entrenches the status quo, no matter how unworkable or unpopular.

It's also completely incomprehensible, entrenching my suspicion that all those people riding the digital waves know something I don't.

The new farm bill entrenches this support and undoes all the other progress made in 1996.

There's another service run by the state that all too often fails and entrenches poverty.

It should be obvious that responding with snark and hostility to people with whom we disagree just raises defences and entrenches beliefs: after all, we know how we react when we are mocked and insulted.

Everything in American politics today entrenches tribalism: our winner-take-all elections, the dehumanizing commentary on cable news and social media, the people we choose to talk to and live among.