Sentence examples for embedded in the party from inspiring English sources
It's deeply embedded in the party's policy priorities.
Social media make the control ethos embedded in the party's DNA increasingly difficult to implement.
One of the most powerful lobbying organisations in the country and deeply embedded in the Republican party, the NRA still calls itself the country's oldest civil rights organisation.
These Reaganomic principles are by now so deeply embedded in the modern Republican Party they've come to define it.
"Flurry of political panic during first big postwar break in commodity markets demonstrates how deeply the philosophy of government control is embedded in the thinking of both parties, and foreshadows the political inevitability of new controls come the next full-blown recession".
Or they can pocket the undoubted progressive gains embedded in the House and Senate bills, help their party pass landmark legislation, and keep working to build support in the country for their vision of health reform.
The Labour party was embedded in the non-conformist traditions of my home town, with belief in the equality of people and obligations of us all to our neighbours.
One bias in the economic statistics -- which never shows up in published revisions -- is embedded in the health care sector, where third-party payments, subsidies and care quality are hard to monitor and measure.
There are differences in risk estimation between project parties, and this should be discussed during the design stage and the level of risk should be agreed by all parties thus embedded in the system and all contract documents.
This only fed the university's reputation as a party school, with alcohol abuse already embedded in the undergraduate culture (Johnson, 2005; Sherry, 2007).
