Sentence examples for entrenched core from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 — The Bush administration's Annapolis, Md., conference on Middle East peace will tackle the entrenched core issues that have bedeviled negotiators since 1979, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Wednesday, pushing back against critics who say the conference may be just a photo opportunity.

If a company is tied to this entrenched core of Japan, Kirkby doesn't own it.

It's run by an entrenched elite core of billionaire owners who set the tone and determine policy for the league.

At that time, Article 5 2A), which entrenched certain core constitutional provisions (of which Article 22H(1) was one) by requiring the approval of the electorate at a national referendum for their amendment, had not been brought into force.

Time has entrenched a commitment to core values.

The spirit of that student protest in 1996 to 1997 is still entrenched in the very core and character of what EXIT is now".

The emergency benefits, which provide 13 extra weeks of help, were approved by Congress early last year as hard-core unemployment became entrenched.

–Nonetheless, core inflationary pressures appear entrenched.

If you look at the ARM core where it has been and where it has come from the ARM core is very well entrenched in those kinds of applications," Yancey said.

The river is canalized at Interlaken above its entry into Lake Thun, at the lower end of which the river flows northwest in a deeply entrenched valley and almost encircles the medieval core of the city of Bern.

While multicore CPUs are ubiquitous and easily available for parallel processing, due to the drive from leading chip manufacturers over the past several years [ 29], many-core CPUs are not as deeply entrenched or commonly available yet.