Sentence examples for While entrenching from inspiring English sources

In short, the reform effort so far seems to make it harder for the private sector to re-establish itself while entrenching the cost, and risk, with taxpayers.

But May's record on poverty and inequality shows that the Conservative approach is likely to continue to say the right words, while entrenching social inequality at every step.

Mr. Reddy and his brothers were once political organizers who traveled on scooters to work on behalf of the Bharatiya Janata Party, or B.J.P. Their political work and the money they raised for campaigns helped the party win control of the state government, while entrenching the family as the political kingpins of Bellary.

That, at any rate, has been the argument.The monarchies do not pretend to be democracies but openly and honestly espouse hereditary rule, whereas the likes of Libya, Syria, Egypt and Yemen clothed ruling dynasties in the language of democracy while entrenching a ruling family in power.

Since then, Israel has failed to negotiate in good faith while entrenching its illegal occupation.

Simple demographic arguments can blind us to the complexities of social change while also entrenching prejudices.

Several NGOs, such as Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace, have criticised such schemes for creating the illusion of guilt-free emitting, while actually entrenching environmentally destructive behaviour.

Instead he responded to public hostility to politics after the expenses scandal, along with English frustrations over the West Lothian question, by cutting the size of the Commons in a way that answers neither problem effectively, while simultaneously entrenching a bias in favour of the Tories and of England.

The new rules, entailing possible financial penalties for fiscal sinners and big losses for banks in the event of orderly insolvency, will favour the strong dictating to the weak on budget, debt and public finances discipline, while also entrenching eurozone exposure to the pressures of the bond and financial markets.

As a result, the Fidesz government has achieved a remarkable constitutional feat: giving themselves maximum room for maneuver while simultaneously entrenching their power, their policies and their people for the foreseeable future.

But ultimately we saw privileging of the interests of the top 1%, a group that encompasses many high-ranking Conservatives, while demonising and entrenching poverty.