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A spokesman for Unicef in Gambia said the government was unwilling to legislate against the practice because it was entrenched in traditional society.
It's entrenched reality in our political system, right?
It's entrenched at every level, including in the classroom.
"The DNA – the core concept – of the utility is fear-based, it's entrenched, it's lobbyist," Jurich said.
It is entrenched in a wide array of cultural barriers, government policies and corporate workplace practices.
It is entrenched in the notion of being and acting as an independent state with a monopoly of force.
And Abood is not just any precedent: It is entrenched in a way not many decisions are.
For Unilever, it is entrenched in our heritage, from when our founder, Lord Lever, created the first brand, Sunlight soap.
It's entrenched unconscious gender bias that has bolstered a long-standing association between literary importance and male writers.
As for the euro, it's entrenched in Europe's political culture and financial institutions, even if it's a drag on the economy.
