Sentence examples for failed to entrench from inspiring English sources

His mother is remembered for restoring democracy But she failed to entrench stability or prosperity.

When Mr Aliev returned to power in 1993, after Azerbaijan's first two post-Soviet leaders had failed to entrench themselves, he dropped all proletarian pretension.

Overwhelming the German forward divisions, who had failed to entrench themselves adequately since their recent occupation of the "Michael" bulge, the 4th Army advanced steadily for four days, taking 21,000 prisoners and inflicting as many or more casualties at the cost of only about 20,000 casualties to itself, and halting only when it reached the desolation of the old battlefields of 1916.

When Mendizabal ignored Wellington's instructions and failed to entrench his army, Soult took advantage of the vulnerable Spanish position and sent a small force to attack the Spaniards.

NASA has rather approached Design-for-Demise in an ad hoc manner that fails to entrench Design-for-Demise as a mission design driver.

That is why it matters so much – and why, in opposing it, Labour are voting to entrench the failures they failed to tackle.

Since then, Israel has failed to negotiate in good faith while entrenching its illegal occupation.

Sierra Leone aside, the IDC said DfID had failed to exert enough pressure on donors and the Afghan government to entrench hard-won progress in women's rights in Afghanistan.

The Serbs anticipated that their opponents would entrench themselves and attempt to block the Serbian Army's advance, but the Austro-Hungarians had failed to construct any defensive networks and, as such, were in no position to block the Serbian offensive.

If the immigration reform process either entrenches local enforcement, or allows the FBI's Next Generation Initiative to continue using immigration as a pretext, the administration will have failed to fix a problem that plagued its first term.

The government uses relative poverty figures to make the point that simple redistribution would entrench dependency and ultimately fail to raise living standards across the board.