I think that at least part of the Obama Administration agreed to a corporate wish list they knew would never get through, between opposition in the Democratic Party, elements of the Republican Party, ingrained interests in Asian nations.
Fordham has ingrained its interests toward aiding those who are less fortunate and promoting social justice because of the Jesuit tradition.
And that's why there is no financial orthodoxy so entrenched, no conventional thinking so ingrained, no special interest so strong that it should ever stand in the way of the change that hardworking families need.
You need look no further than the crashing and banging on Wall St (and other financial centres), as New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer hammers out ingrained conflicts of interest from banking business models.
Never before has a nominee for Secretary of State been proposed who had such an outsized conflict of interest ingrained so deeply into his or her resume.
My fascination with biology seems to be ingrained; my early interest in cattle and animal genetics was passed down to me from my grandfather, who was a veterinarian and cattle rancher.
Confronting vested interests and ingrained thinking will be a slog but the rewards could be immense.
Given that the concern about conflicts of interest is so ingrained in our way of thinking, rejection of proposals to allow corporations to investigate themselves as a predicate to government regulatory agency involvement should be logical.
Economic interests are deeply ingrained on all sides.
How they did it--pieced together from news accounts, disclosure forms including lobbying reports and Federal Election Commission records, White House visitor logs and the schedule Sen. Max Baucus releases voluntarily--is a testament to how ingrained the grip of special interests remains in Washington.
Apart from corporate default, the main risk is that a weak currency and high interest rates will become ingrained in Korea — the extra yield would then be wiped out by a falling won.
