Big banks, previously informal recruiters, now have entrenched practices to help hedge funds find financial executives, accountants and other professionals.
Operations in the southern part of West Bengal have mainly underlined that the insurgency is more entrenched there than was previously thought.
The bank bailouts, loan guarantees, and government-initiated mergers were introduced without enough strings attached, and they bequeathed us a system in which the too-big-to-fail problem is, arguably, even more solidly entrenched than it was previously.
The responses to the allegations ― like sentiments about the Me Too movement more broadly ― diverge sharply along those same political lines, leaving opinions as entrenched as they were previously.
Judge Coughenour's previously expressed views, he wrote, "appear too entrenched to allow for the appearance of fairness".
MSCI has previously flagged the fact that Wells Fargo is "largely entrenched" and that some of its members, including those on the compensation committee, have been on the board for more than 10 years and some have sat on other boards with Stumpf.
"I was always interested in setting and geography," he says, "and everything that I had been writing previously - music or fiction - was about particular people entrenched in an area whose geography and environment shaped who they are.
The economy grew at a solid 3.8% annual rate in the final quarter of 2004 stronger than previously estimated and an encouraging sign that the business expansion was firmly entrenched at the start of the new year.
Justifying the purge, which was spoken about euphemistically but carried out in secrecy, the Argentine military espoused a brand of anti-Communist ferocity that echoed Franco's Fascist witch hunt, which had previously devastated Republican Spain — a brand of ferocity that also shared his deeply entrenched ultra-Catholic and anti-Semitic views.
Many conservatives in Iran are opposed to any opening with the West, viewing such a move as a betrayal of the 1979 Islamic Revolution — and, in some cases, as a threat to economic and political powers entrenched since the overthrow of the U.S.-backed monarchy that had previously ruled Iran.
