Sentence examples for entrenching the notion from inspiring English sources

By normalising the "gay family" are we not further entrenching the notion of "good" and "bad" lesbians and gay men?

In 2005, the Amnesty International secretary-general said that "Guantánamo has become the gulag of our times, entrenching the notion that people can be detained without any recourse to the law".

"He has said we need to do more to entrench the notion of Britishness in British society," said the spokesman.

The bill "entrenches the notion of universities as suppliers of courses rather than as educators, and of students as consumers", said a letter to the Financial Times this week from more than 70 academics.

The Act also entrenches the notion of restorative justice as a sentencing option for those children who do go through Child Justice Court proceedings.

The Act also entrenches the notion of restorative justice as a sentencing option for those children who do go through Children's Court proceedings.

Hindus condemned any discrimination based on caste (obviously), but many had serious concerns about the consequences and practicality of such legislation, and the impact it may have on entrenching the outdated notion of caste-based discrimination in Britain.

The adulation of royalty is not a harmless anachronism; it is calculated totem worship that only entrenches the bizarre notion that some people are rich simply because they are more deserving but somehow they are still just like us.

Extending and entrenching this notion will be his purpose.As a member of the politburo of United Russia, Mr Sobyanin will ensure the party's overwhelming victory in next year's parliamentary elections.

But the lawsuit may backfire via the so-called Streisand Effect, further entrenching the controversial technology.

Effectively entrenching the "sensitive" Articles, this was heavily criticised by opposition MPs.