Sentence examples for an entrenchment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Iyer's solo was an entrenchment, full of stabbing accents that emphasized a quintuple-meter vamp.

"It's an entrenchment of a loss of identity," he said, "a joke.

"With these cuts, there is a big risk of abandonment and neglect, and an entrenchment of deprivation".

The remarks appear to reflect deepening US pessimism on Iran following the June presidential elections, which brought an entrenchment by hardliners in Tehran.

A ruling in its favour could lead to an entrenchment of its claims on Kosovo, creating problems for its ambitions for EU membership.

It will also focus on families with what is called an "entrenchment factor" such as long-term unemployment or low parental qualifications.

"I view your public declaration of a $21-per-share 21-per-share 21-per-sharece as a management entrenchment tactic, not a negotiating technique," he said in a letter to BEA'takeard.

If the agent receives new information in the form of a proposition A, the entrenchment ordering is used to turn the old belief set into a new one, viz.

But one consequence of all of them has been an undesirable entrenchment of America's managerial class.

In 1999 the Calpers board put in an incumbent entrenchment act worthy of the old Soviet Union.

"The tender offer is an aggressive entrenchment move aimed at enabling the CEO to use the shareholders' money to gain control over the company," says Lucian Bebchuck, director of the program on corporate governance at Harvard Law School.