Ronald Thompson, president of the group, the Garden State Bar Association, said the reams of documents released on Nov. 27 confirmed that profiling had been an "ingrained, established practice" of the state police for decades and showed that high-ranking officials knew about it.
Witch-hunting is an ingrained social practice that reinforces a patriarchal power structure.
While overshadowed by the Panama leaks, the Unaoil case is more emblematic of the challenges in tackling global corruption: it shows the deeply ingrained practice of Iraqi government officials seeking bribes for the award of contracts and the willingness of companies to provide them.
8 However, engaging clinicians with stopping familiar or ingrained practices requires a different approach to that for introducing new treatments.
About 1 billion people still defecate in the open, according to the World Health Organization, due to a lack of sanitation facilities or ingrained practices. .
The judge wrote, "The court knows what its ruling means for many deeply ingrained practices, but it also has a marrow-deep understanding that if they are to succeed where they are most strained schools have to be about teaching children and nothing else.
Some senators fear the filibuster will also one day be eliminated for legislation, further eroding ingrained practices that separate the Senate from the House, where a simple majority always rules.
