Sentence examples for policy entrenched from inspiring English sources

In the face of U.S. activism, the E.U. will not decline as an arena for anti-trust battles it is too large a market, and is likely to retain a more hard-line legal philosophy toward monopolists, given the time needed to overturn U.S. light-touch policy entrenched in court rulings.

As a result, unconventional monetary policies – entrenched now for almost a decade – have themselves become conventional.

This should mean fiscal policy is adding to economic growth, but Myefo encapsulates a policy agenda entrenched in the deficit reduction obsession, with little regard to the challenges unfolding in the real economy.

Everyone in Kabul knows the policy is both stupid and counter-productive, but since grants and jobs are tied to it, the policy is entrenched and will not change.

Any calls for more stimulus spending, less austerity or looser monetary policy face entrenched resistance in powerful Germany.

Her policy decisions entrenched sectarian divisions, handed draconian military powers over to the securocrats, and subverted basic human rights.

This suggests that the lessons from the housing bubble that contributed to the financial crisis have not been learnt and that orthodox thinking on housing policy remains entrenched in Whitehall".

We demonstrate that United States law and policy has entrenched broad executive powers to remove non-citizens on the basis of criminal conduct.

Even if this inward-oriented strategy failed to spur economic growth, protectionist policies became entrenched.

As a result, anti-trade policies become entrenched and the economy moves closer to autarky.

A mooted deal between PNG and New Zealand to move the men from Manus to NZ would be diplomatically controversial because it would directly defy Australia's entrenched policy position of never allowing a boat arrival to reach Australia New Zealandd citizens can travel freely to Australia).