Going through the Academy some years ago, Weinstein, who is Jewish, encountered some bias but nothing that seemed engrained in the system.
However, healthcare system factors engrained in national governmental policy are hard to change.
Today white supremacy isn't just a system of oppression tacitly engrained in institutions like our courts, schools, universities, journalism, jails, hospitals, wars, and politics.
Necessary as laws are, they cannot bring about immediate changes in a public behavior as widespread as eve teasing, which is deeply rooted in the culture of a country and deeply engrained in local public and the criminal justice system (the law and the police).
From trial by jury to democratic political systems, it's a concept that's deeply engrained in our way of life.
Brown's death, and a grand jury's decision in November not to indict Wilson, have prompted expanding protests over what activists say is deeply engrained hostile treatment of black Americans by police, and an unequal justice system that refuses to hold police accountable.
These outcomes illustrate that the established network hyper-excitability (20, 23, 28, 35, 46), and the diminished power of neuronal network patterning systems (23, 34), in Mecp2-null cortical and hippocampal circuits is not permanently engrained.
Didier took up the 'cause' of hand hygiene in the early 1990s and soon recognized that changing habits so engrained as hand hygiene required not only evidence of effectiveness but the application of multiple behavioural and systems-level strategies.
It is, of course, impossible to snap his fingers and replicate the Venezuelan system – El Sistema – that has seen the best part of 300,000 children given an orchestral training, and which has engrained classical music in numerous wider communities.
The philosophy is engrained.
