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Again, guarantees seem to provide a magical fix, by entrenching core entitlements while permitting local innovation.

The political "process" has degenerated into a drive to impose a constitution entrenching military rule.

We are not evacuating, but rather entrenching , our place right at the heart of global commerce, finance and trade.

Entrenching into a foreign country militarily? I don't think so. Help gain better relations definitely yes.

Google, no less than Microsoft, is mainly interested these days in entrenching its existing franchise.

On the other, tightening supply any more could push crude up too high, entrenching the downturn and endangering any economic recovery.

He has always concerned himself with working towards the future rather than worshipping the past or entrenching himself in the present .

A trench system may begin simply as a collection of foxholes hastily dug by troops using their entrenching tools.

Apple is now bent on entrenching and extending this hardware platform.

But the fact is that it is entrenching this poverty. It loves poverty for perverted reasons of its own.

I want them to be part of a school system that releases opportunity, rather than entrenching it.

They are all too often focused on entrenching privilege and status rather than the public good.

It has the same effect of entrenching the elite in corrupt economies.

This promises much in the way of entrenching democracy.

Of course. This is what we said, it's entrenching.