Sentence examples for entrenched group from inspiring English sources

But the Nigerians are by far the most organized and entrenched group.

To begin with, you sold your policy to the white electorate on the basis that there would not be unrestricted universal franchise one man one vote, majority rule, but that there would be, in effect, a white veto, entrenched group powers, and in the end you failed in that negotiation beyond the first parliament.

But no candidate appears to have the management savvy or the will to make enemies of virtually every entrenched group while seeking radical change.

In an executive meeting on Monday, Mr. Miller said he would replace four members of the entrenched group of managers who ran the company under Rem Vyakhirev, Gazprom's previous chief executive.

Gazprom shareholders voted to give government representatives 6 of the 11 seats on the board, allowing the government complete control over Gazprom, which for years has been run by an entrenched group of managers.

These are an entrenched group of (largely) left-brain quants of which technology does not compute!

Sy's most recent article, on the Lebanon war, suggests that the people who are in the key positions continue to learn the wrong lessons, which is that air power can destroy deeply entrenched groups that are as much political as they are military.

It also sows a corrosive distrust of democracy and hinders reconciliation as entrenched groups in the Shiite-led government resist reforms that would cut into reliable cash flows.

There is still a doubt, however, says a former Disney executive, over whether he has the strength to force through difficult decisions and take on entrenched groups at Disney.

Fixing these problems, however, has run afoul of conflicting interests held by numerous entrenched groups.

But like many progressive transportation ideas in this city, the proposal has run into fierce resistance from an entrenched, powerful group that refuses to offer support.