Sentence examples for entrench policy from inspiring English sources

It's also another attempt to entrench policy creation inside the executive branch and away from Congress after the stinging setback the president suffered in his attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

Under United States law, international agreements can entrench policies that might otherwise be subject to change; they can transfer agenda-setting power from the Congress to the President; and they can delegate authority to international organizations.

The company's business model, algorithms and policies entrench echo chambers and fuel the spread of misinformation.

When the legislation comes up for a full vote in the House, members should strip it of this destructive amendment that only entrenches an antiregulatory policy of the Bush years.

The two separate audits will address two recent criticisms of Facebook: that it doesn't do enough to moderate and control racial and religious hate speech, and that its policies entrench liberal bias and censor conservative political views.

Instead, it entrenches the harmful policies responsible for escalating prices of medical care and insurance.

This Article demonstrates that political actors also entrench themselves and their policies through an array of functional alternatives.

The first is a president with soaring ambitions (including reordering American foreign policy and entrenching Republican power) and an executive-focused view of the constitution.

Analysts said that he would likely continue Belgrade's policy of entrenching de facto control of northern Kosovo, which accounts for 15percentt of Kosovo's territory and remains dominated by Serbs.

Perversely, this is one of the strengths of trickledown economics: policies which entrench wealth concentration and ramify inequality can all be marshalled under one banner, while their advocates can claim, straight-faced, not to be marching anywhere but in the inexorable direction of "the market".

The oligarchs and the elite enriching themselves under these constitutions pass policies that entrench their power, such as lax lobbying and campaign spending laws, and rig economic regulations to make it hard for entrepreneurs to compete on a level playing field.