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I'm often asked how such highly restrictive policies came to be entrenched at institutions that are supposed to venerate and support freedom of speech.

But if a solid peace and something resembling a democracy were entrenched, that at least would be a legacy worth leaving behind.

We can add to that complexity the fact that there is entrenched vocabulary that has proven to be misleading, as well as strategic pretense by both major parties to exploit the resulting false beliefs.

I know there are entrenched bureaucracies that make change in the education and health sectors difficult.

It's something that is entrenched in the Canadian constitution under section 35," Deranger said.

Perhaps not considering the interests that are entrenched in seeing the current system perpetuated.

Similarly, police violence against youth of color is entrenched in a way that's unimaginable for white kids.

Importantly, a purely merit-based 'recruitment' system precludes reservations and other types of affirmative action that are entrenched in some countries, including India.

Maroni told the daily La Stampa: "These arrests show that... terrorism is entrenched in Italy, and that we must be vigilant.

It's a line that has been entrenched into every hardcore Twin Peaks fan's memory.

That ethos is entrenched in the culture in and out of sports.