Sentence examples for which entrenched from inspiring English sources

He hated the dependency culture of an overdeveloped French state, which entrenched rights and enfeebled responsibility.

It is not a country in which entrenched codes of patronage have disappeared overnight or in which a developing democracy has purged itself of an abstract noun (corruption).

We are moving from an education system which entrenched privilege, to an education system which will hand opportunity to every child".

The latest volume covers what might be called the birth of modern Europe, from the Reformation, which broke the dominance of the Roman Catholic church, to the Treaty of Westphalia, which entrenched the idea of the nation-state.

Beethoven wrote his Opus 18 string quartets between 1798 and 1800, a period in which entrenched political establishments were trying to cling to power in the face of overwhelming demand for change.

Like Ms Johansson, they are finally being forced to choose.In another sense Ms Johansson's waffling was typical of a Hollywood vision of liberal politics in which entrenched conflicts are simply misunderstandings that can be resolved through personal contact and (bogus) emotional catharsis.

The repost accuses the government of widespread rights violations, many of which are entrenched in law.

(Much of al-Shabaab, which is entrenched in the south, is resistant to ISIS's influence).

France is unapologetic about applying its strict secular tradition, known as laïcité, which was entrenched by law in 1905 after anti-clerical struggles in the 19th century.

The systematic debilitation of their parties benefits the army, which has entrenched itself in the economic as well as the political system.

In 1979, the Iranian revolution introduced the Muslim world to the force of political Islam, which frightened entrenched leaders, as well as the West.