Compared to the solidly entrenched then-prime minister Stephen Harper or the recently-deceased Jack Layton, Trudeau was neither nationally beloved nor taken seriously as a political player.
But then, after a few years, the academic incentives shift — the paradigm has become entrenched — so that the most notable results are now those that disprove the theory.
The Greek Cypriot protests showed the depths of ethnic and political hostilities that pre-dated the 1974 invasion but have become even more deeply entrenched since then.
You need to make investments, maybe even for four or five years, to get yourself entrenched, and then you get a very good return downstream".
Unless perceptions change soon, they could become entrenched, and then any amount of good news in September and October will come too late.It is at least possible that voters are getting into a mood where they are simply refusing to hear good news.
People get in and get entrenched, and then they get to feeling they're entitled.
If you go back to the origins of the SNP and the origins of the debate about home rule, anglophobia was as well-entrenched then as it is now.
Obama then entrenched these broad theories by signing into law the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which permanently codified those Bush/Cheney interpretation of these war powers.
Moore had them watching from the aisles with his exhilarating and hilarious docu-polemic Sicko, attacking America's private healthcare racket - established by Richard Nixon, fortified by Senator Hillary Clinton after her feeble retreat from reform in the 1990s, and then entrenched by George W Bush Jr.
"Unless candidates are willing to discuss legislative, statutory and legal action that they will support or take themselves as president in order to right deeply entrenched historical wrongs, then they're not really ready to play at the level that the protest movement will require of them," Packnett said.
But its staffers, by then entrenched in a roomy Manhattan office, were coy.
