Sentence examples for entrenched system from inspiring English sources

The report warns that an entrenched system of extreme overclassification of government information ultimately invites leaking.

Yet such an entrenched system will never be reversed by regulation alone.

But, though desirable, such wholesale reform to an entrenched system may well be too disruptive in a young democracy.

They were much more typical of the ordinary people who became entangled in America's entrenched system of servitude.

But human rights activists are asking: Could Moon's ambitious plans help undermine North Korea's entrenched system of forced labor?

Yar Mohammad Hussainkhel is trying to turn the tide on the country's entrenched system of corruption and trafficking.

Religious authorities are the only ones with the power to interpret laws, and circumventing that well-entrenched system would require replacing it altogether.

But a well-entrenched system of deeds and mortgages would make this specially designed lending a lot more meaningful.

But a well-entrenched system of deeds and mortgages would make this specially designed lending a lot more productive.

With the courage of a Rosa Parks, she refused to submit to -- and rebelled against -- a long-entrenched system.

Nova Scotia's well-entrenched system of paying off government supporters with jobs and contracts continued to flourish under the Macdonald Liberals.