Entrenchment in a sentence

She described Tinubu’s inauguration as President as a demonstration of the collective wishes of Nigerians for the entrenchment of democracy in the country.

The entrenchment of great-power competition means that sets of threats are multiplying across maritime, air, space, cyber and land domains.

The President, in a statement issued on Sunday, by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, described Ekpu’s life as one that is synonymous with the struggle for freedom, democracy and the entrenchment of good governance in Nigeria.

According to Akume, the celebration should affords us the opportunity to reflect on the contributions and sacrifices of our national heroes and heroines who fought for the entrenchment of democratic rule in our dear country.

The issues we face are not primarily those of the old v the young, or a war of the generations, but of class and power, the entrenchment of wealth and attempts to marginalise insurgent outsiders.

Part I of FP’s 5G series Technology and Infrastructure outlined how the extensive infrastructure needed for 5G RANs has led to intense competition among telecom equipment providers and the entrenchment of Huawei in the global 5G infrastructure space.

The risk we run with the entrenchment of the new zonal security outfits is first that they do not have constitutional legitimacy and are therefore bound to come into operational conflict with both the police and military.

This is where I salute the leadership strides of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai for the entrenchment of a high level of discipline and professionalism in the Nigerian Army.

A number of PMF bases have been targeted in recent weeks in strikes attributed to the Israeli military, apparently as part of Jerusalem’s campaign to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in the region.

In some cases in the past, suspected areas of Iranian military entrenchment have been identified and publicized by ImageSat International shortly before the sites were targeted in airstrikes attributed to Israel.

It has a huge economic cost and aids the entrenchment of poverty.

One of the concerns over DVR is that it could result in management entrenchment.

This is given the role of the United States of America in the entrenchment of democracy in the world.

Tsoho thereafter expressed his administration readiness to cooperate with the legislature and the executive towards a solid entrenchment of constitutionalism as the paramount court of first instance in the federal judiciary.

But setting the Iran deal aside, President Obama was also not interested in getting the U.S. militarily involved in Syria in any real way, which meant not doing much to counter Iran’s growing entrenchment in southern Syria across from Israel’s border.

By the 1990s, a lull in the publication of Civil War literature occurred, coincident with the re-entrenchment of military rule.

Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman warned Wednesday that an Iranian military entrenchment in Syria could see the deployment of anti-aircraft systems that would close Israeli air space as far as Tel Aviv to military and civilian traffic alike.

They also applauded Gov. Ugwuanyi for the entrenchment and sustenance of peace and security in the state, which they said have earned Enugu State the enviable status as the “safest place to live in Nigeria”.

Entrenchment is an inherent feature in most codified constitutions.

In addition to undertaking road building and entrenchment work, such units were tasked with using their axes and shovels to clear obstacles under enemy fire opening the way for the rest of the infantry.