Entrenching in a sentence

By entrenching division between town and country, his offer was deeply divisive as had been a hallmark of Leverhulme’s time on Lewis.

Speaking to State House Correspondents after the meeting, Adeleke lauded President Buhari for signing the Electoral Act and entrenching democracy further in the country.

Without the aid “Bomad” has provided, it could take people much longer to buy homes of comparable value, forcing them to buy cheaper homes and entrenching greater levels of income inequality in the country.

Fiat money fosters what I have previously described as collective corruption,wherein many people become proverbially ensnared by the structures that fiat money establishes, fostering dependency and entrenching its influence.

Idris assured the NGE executives led by its President, Mr Eze Anaba, that the government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is fully committed to entrenching democratic values, particularly the adherence to the tenets of press freedom.

The gap in pedestrian infrastructure not only jeopardizes safety but also discourages walking and transit use, further entrenching car dependency.

But seeing that Smyth’s troops had broken off their attack and were entrenching, Owen chose to do the same.

Considering the sacrifices late Abiola and other heroes and heroines of democracy made into entrenching democracy in Nigeria, and what we have done with civil rule today, will you say we have been fair to them?

He said the goals of entrenching a cohesive concept of basic education system could only be realistic with the employed 7,500 teachers complementing the effort, stressing that everyone was convinced that on education, Governor Ganduje meant business.

However, the risks of inaction are great, too: entrenching Africa’s poverty, fanning mass migration, fomenting domestic unrest and possibly terrorism, and pushing the continent closer to China.

Iran, despite being hit hard by the virus, has not stopped targeting the State of Israel, exporting violence, and entrenching itself along Israeli borders using Hezbollah as a proxy.

The question is what to do about the risk that Facebook is slowly entrenching itself.

He cited Khadijah, the wife of Prophet Mohammed, who was a backbone to her husband in entrenching the Islamic faith.

That the Conservatives were able to breach traditional bastions of the Labour Party, including in North England, and erode its working class base, signals the entrenching of the disenchantment with globalisation and European integration.

The forthcoming public discussion will need to raise awareness as to why entrenching a First Nations Voice addresses unfinished business in our country.

The hub’s operations will be run by a majority of highly skilled Angolan employees, further entrenching people and skills development in the industry and the country.

The Union should continue entrenching its footprints in all parts of the country.

At the UN General Assembly recently, Netanyahu accused Europe of appeasing Iran and said he would prevent Tehran from entrenching in Syria and arming Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas.

Given that Kim is the third member of his family to rule, extensive groundwork has been laid, entrenching him in power via suppressive mechanisms that are likely more extensive than in any other modern nation.

In 1971, the 26th Amendment gave 18-year-olds the right to vote, further entrenching students’ sense of their own adulthood.