Sentence examples for rather than entrenching from inspiring English sources
I want them to be part of a school system that releases opportunity, rather than entrenching it.
Harold Feld, legal director of Public Knowledge, a consumer-oriented policy group, said the interest of consumers will be most helped by auctions that help to promote competition between wireless companies rather than entrenching the dominant providers in the market.
Forking is important for all open source software and communities should welcome new ideas rather than entrenching themselves on "the way it used to be".
This reaffirmation would be designed to prevent the further erosion of multilateralism and underscore the critical advantages effective multilateralism delivers to individual states, rather than entrenching an emerging view that the multilateral system is simply a burden to be borne.
Successful politicians surmount party allegiances, rather than entrench them.
It is urgent that policymakers in the leading industrial economies co-operate and lift barriers to trade rather than entrench them.
QUESTION FROM HAYGURL: you mention from an earlier comment the US strategic interests in the region — namely israel and saudi arabia — why isn't this a good time to disentagle ourselves from the region and its various faultlines, rather than entrench ourselves further in conflicts which are beyond our scope of understanding, let alone control?
Mr Barro also points out that most civil-rights decisions (Brown, Lawrence) weaken rather than entrench social division.So who is right: Mr Barro or Justice Ginsburg.
It must, along with every other nation, plan a development path that takes us away from coal, rather than entrenches us further.
While love on its own leads us nowhere, a restorative politics is not complete without it being permeated by a deeply felt love, a love that can cross rather than erect cultural boundaries and that can heal rather than entrench divisions.
Given how widely used apps are ― one study suggested more than one third of U.S. marriages begin with online dating ― developers have a rare opportunity to encourage people to move beyond racial and sexual stereotypes rather than entrench them, Taft said.
