Sentence examples for it has entrenched from inspiring English sources

"This has been the worst government in Israel in decades not only because it killed 2,200 Palestinians in Gaza but because of its racist policies and because it has entrenched the occupation and increased the economic gap between Jews and Arabs in Israel.

It has entrenched the entitlement of power and privilege above that of the aspiration to any true democracy.

THOUGH Pope Benedict's tenure has not had much effect on Catholicism in Brazil so far, it has entrenched an old conflict.

But humanitarian organisations have been outraged by the use of vaccination as a cover for spying, saying it has entrenched suspicions in the tribal areas about their work.

Jabhat Fateh al-Sham has acted as a spoiler in previous agreements including the Aleppo evacuation, and it has entrenched itself among the Islamist rebels who have signed up to the pact.

Social conservatives such as Duncan Smith and addiction expert Kathy Gyngell have long criticised the practice as "Labour's state methadone programme", claiming it has entrenched addiction and sucked investment out of residential rehabilitation programmes.

Oombulgurri, a community near Wyndham, was emptied and demolished last year after a coronial investigation found it had entrenched issues of child abuse, domestic violence and alcoholism.

The hope is that, if the polls are right and Trump is crushed next month, this will come to be seen as an aberration, allowing America to return to the more civil, more respectful habits it thought it had entrenched.

Since its original release, Donkey Kong success has entrenched the game in American popular culture.

My view is that the current UK government has entrenched the latter for the longer it has been in power.

Bitcoin needs to entrench itself in the same way the Internet has entrenched itself.