Sentence examples for politically entrenched from inspiring English sources

It happened, piece by piece, under politically entrenched and physically threatening conditions.

But while lawmakers continued to cast blame, political leaders on the fringes of power saw the breakdown as an intentional tactic on the part of the politically entrenched.

Today his methods – which involve splicing what are often official images to reveal hidden agendas – seem ever more relevant in an era of politically entrenched media and visual saturation.

Kenyatta, one of Africa's richest men and a member of the politically entrenched family that has mostly ruled Kenya since its post-colonial beginnings, is accused by the I.C.C. (and some Kenyans) of being tied to a militia group that was responsible for carrying out attacks during the 2008 chaos.

David Card, who seems nothing short of disgusted by the ideological nature of the debates over the wage issue, says he feels that opinions on the minimum wage are so politically entrenched that even the most scientific studies can't change anyone's mind.

The Cadillac tax wasn't actually motivated by a desire to eliminate a politically entrenched tax subsidy, however.

Elected officials of all persuasions are eager for the votes of farmers who grow corn, the main ingredient in ethanol, the oxygenate used in the Midwest, and the companies that make ethanol from corn are politically well entrenched, too.

The Orthodox are well entrenched politically.

Thus the racial hierarchy was legally, politically and economically entrenched.

In Norway, sustainability is already entrenched politically and in the business environment.

Politically, the country was entrenched in two bitterly opposed camps.