Sentence examples for an entrenched system from inspiring English sources

The report warns that an entrenched system of extreme overclassification of government information ultimately invites leaking.

Yet such an entrenched system will never be reversed by regulation alone.

But, though desirable, such wholesale reform to an entrenched system may well be too disruptive in a young democracy.

He, too, is trying to change an entrenched system -- in this case one of patronage and bureaucracy.

And then it can help to scale those programs, so that they can be demonstration models that can really change an entrenched system.

The problem long ago entered Mexico's prisons, where "an entrenched system of corruption undermined authority and led to abuses," according to the State Department in Washington.

Mr. Magnitsky, a lawyer for Hermitage Capital, was a key whistleblower who revealed a deeply entrenched system of embezzlement and fraud implicating billions of rubles from previously untouchable bureaucrats.

To Walter, the German economy's loudest scold, his homeland's problem is its socialistic mind-set, a deeply entrenched system of entitlements that suffocates the risk-taking business spirit and bloats public spending.

He cast Swartz as the latest in a long line of heroic activists trying to change a powerful and entrenched system.

Mr. Talabani had already been losing ground, faring badly in local elections last summer as a splinter movement, known as Gorran, meaning change in Kurdish, made headway by calling for an end to the entrenched system of patronage and corruption fostered under the two governing parties.

Concurrent with some of the recent belief systems mentioned, there remains currently an entrenched belief system that seeks to define and limit the "24/7/365" rights of a substantial segment of people in our country because of gender, transgender, or chosen lifestyle and sexual preference.