When Godard abandoned the movie industry, in 1968, he was fleeing not just a set of narrative conventions, his own public image, and his newfound cinema "family" but also the entrenched customs of movie production.
Then there are the work rules and entrenched customs.
As the poor world grows richer, we can expect more of the same: unencumbered by entrenched customs, regulations, special interests and legacy infrastructure, they'll make the most of new technologies far faster than us laggards in the West.
To build the car efficiently GM had to change entrenched workplace customs.
It follows, then, that art related to hunting would be considered folk outside the canon, outside academia, entrenched in customs and aesthetics that have little to do with the so-called art world.
It takes tact, sensitivity and astuteness to oppose an entrenched local custom.
There, at least, the custom is entrenched, and for all the demonstrated carcinogenicity of benzoquinone, the capuchins do not appear to have suffered long-term consequences from exposure to it, many of them living more than 30 years.
Ms. Bellamy said the legislation is a testament to the courage of the Senegalese women of the village of Malicounda who began the movement to overturn FGM, a custom profoundly entrenched in many traditional societies.
While there is no specific source for this tradition, the custom is so entrenched in Jewish life that it is now considered k'halacha, like law.
The underlying causes and contributing factors of violence against women and children are deeply entrenched in community traditions, customs and culture [ 1, 2].
