Sentence examples for entrenched administration from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacGregor is leaving a spectacular institution of limited scope, which he guided expertly, for an unwieldy behemoth with big money troubles and an entrenched administration.

For 15 years, with significant faculty support, they have battled an entrenched administration that until recently refused to budge on the issue.

Their views seemed broadly the same: they were disgusted by the corruption of the country's long-entrenched administration but still had a wary faith in the king, Mohamed VI.

When you are involved in these events it's easy to get so entrenched in the administration and organization that you kind of forget why you're doing this.

The British colonial administration entrenched "buggery laws" in its colonies, many of which remain in some form.

Though tentative, the statistics may help the White House argue that its reforms are too well entrenched for future administrations to unpick – something many leading Republicans in Congress have called for due to their fierce opposition to the compulsory elements of the scheme.

The Kennedy Administration faced entrenched opposition to civil rights in Congress, but the mobilization — and Kennedy's assassination later that year — made passage of the legislation a reasonable possibility.

And yet, the Obama administration remains entrenched in a regulatory state of denial.

By the time they are done, the narrative of the innocent detainee being blindly or stupidly detained by the administration would be so entrenched that there would be real strategic harm to the administration's case that there are people they actually need to and can justify keeping in military detention".

The Fenty campaign said that making significant changes to the city's bureaucracy had meant upsetting entrenched interests, and that his administration had simply been making the tough decisions his predecessors avoided.

Yet his old pals, such as the head of the Kremlin administration, Alexander Voloshin, are still well entrenched in the inner circles of power.This makes some cynics think that the public squabble is misleading, even a put-up job.