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It is a system, as Shaxon noted, that became even more entrenched under Tony Blair's premiership.

Two-thirds of these visa applications are made in Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, where human rights abuses against domestic workers have become deeply entrenched under the kafala system.

President Jacob Zuma, a Zulu, has encouraged traditional leaders to file claims before the deadline in 2019; King Goodwill is claiming rights to the entire province of KwaZulu-Natal.Much of South Africa's traditional leadership was entrenched under apartheid's Bantustan system of black "homelands".

It happened, piece by piece, under politically entrenched and physically threatening conditions.

So the Chancellor entrenched the "triple lock" under which the state pension rises by 2.5 per cent, earnings or prices, whichever is higher.

But many are sceptical that the king's announcement will herald a move towards equality in a society where discrimination remains entrenched – Saudi Arabia has come under attack for not allowing women athletes to participate in the London Olympics, although the governing Olympic body, the IOC, has refused calls to impose sanctions.

In fact, it would be hard to find another democracy anywhere else in the world where bureaucrats -- an unelected, unrepresentative and essentially unanswerable elite -- have amassed so much power, privileges and entrenched immortality while hiding under the banner of 'governance.'governance

Before independence, under British rule (entrenched from the 18th century), there were princely states within dialect areas; under Mughal rule (16th 18th centuries), Persian was the language which was used by the court and by courts of justice and this practice continued in the latter function for a time under the British.

It has also entrenched a binominal electoral system, under which each constituency elects two representatives to each house.

Steve Parish, the chairman, is entrenched at the club and under his stewardship Alan Pardew's side are enjoying an impressive campaign.

The second poorest country in the European Union, Romania has been struggling to overcome a legacy of lawlessness and endemic corruption entrenched during decades of dictatorship under the former Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu.