Programs become entrenched, develop powerful constituencies, and are hard to shrink.

It is a western tradition which has also become entrenched in Pakistani society.

It needs to rethink the fundamentals of an economy and political system in which entrenched interests have become veto centers for reform.

The problem is that, especially outside the US, this monetary loosening will occur only when the G7 and global recession become entrenched.

In China and in Russia (and partly in Brazil and India) state capitalism has become more entrenched, which does not bode well for growth.

Or, to put it differently, special interests have become so powerful and entrenched that any attempt at reform brings out a powerful lobby against it.

The experience of deflation is well entrenched.

Whatever the dubious temporary merits of reviving industrial policy in a deep recession, governments need an exit strategy before the programs become permanently entrenched and develop powerful rent seeking constituencies.

There, real GDP growth and declining unemployment show a solid, well entrenched, and rapid recovery to the point that inflation will soon become a more significant macroeconomic problem than job creation.

Little wonder that in those countries, mediocrity is knowingly entrenched.

The principle of equality is entrenched in the Brazilian Constitution.

Popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt have swept away entrenched autocracies.

Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.

These concerns require that fiscal exit strategies be planned, announced, and implemented soon, before the stimulus programs become permanently entrenched, develop powerful dependent constituencies, and greatly increase the risk of rising interest rates, inflation, and taxation.

The entrenched anti capitalist, anti globalization mood elsewhere is a source of concern.

The time to start worrying about inflation is when the recovery is entrenched.

Entrenched attitudes and practices must be changed in order to overcome existing inequalities.

This contrasts sharply with China s single party system, in which the level of government accountability is much lower. Official corruption, for example, has become so entrenched that President Xi Jinping has made an anti graft campaign a central objective.

Their leaders must do more to tackle entrenched domestic interests and encourage foreign competition.

Constitutional arrangements must guarantee all entrenched groups a place in the countries political institutions.

Governments should recognize mistakes and withdraw support before it becomes entrenched or too costly.

This is notably the case where entrenched groups Kurds, Shiites, Sunnis compete for central power.

Like traditional myths, such graphic, shared images embody fears that are deeply entrenched in our psyche.

Prior to 2003, Iraq was still ruled by a brutal tyrant, whose regime seemed permanently entrenched.

While legislation alone could not change deeply entrenched cultural practices overnight, it was a first step.

We all know that progress cannot be achieved on disarmament with such rigidly entrenched national viewpoints.

The official discourse is entrenched in statism and centralism, with growing disregard for democratic principles and procedures.

As a result, Britain, France, and The Netherlands contain deeply entrenched subcultures of alienated, radicalized Muslim youth.

Elsewhere in the post Soviet world, Georgia s success shows that determined governments can reduce even entrenched venality.

As in other post Soviet societies, changes to deeply entrenched attitudes could only be achieved over time.

But, in the decades since, the Arab world s rulers, regimes, and practices seemed to have remained firmly entrenched.

They are a homegrown challenge to an entrenched political order, and they are riding a powerful historical current.

In 1990, a popular uprising against an entrenched military dictatorship brought the first real push towards sustained democracy.

But the LDP worked hand in glove with Japan s deeply entrenched bureaucracy, of which the prosecutors are a part.

Most importantly, the ultimate sources of the housing boom the beliefs about capitalism and future economic growth seem solidly entrenched.

Those rights should be an explicit priority of, and should be firmly entrenched in, peacemaking, peacebuilding and conflict resolution processes.

All are matters that call for creative and courageous thinking that transcends entrenched positions or reflexive solidarity with non aligned countries.

Multiculturalism in Britain has entrenched almost self contained Muslim communities and turned Islam into a badge of identity to counteract exclusion.

That is a lesson that China needs to learn far more quickly than some members of its entrenched elite will find comfortable.

This is a difficult task, given that some of our systems have been in place for many years, often entrenched in law.

It is based on a strong, legally entrenched (though never perfect) ethos of gender equality that has typified Zionism from its start.

As was the case then, public outrage today is at a level that might well overwhelm the lobbying efforts of entrenched interests.

However, by that time, the name ethylene was deeply entrenched, and it remains in wide use today, especially in the chemical industry.

In the months that followed the militants entrenched themselves within the city as the Army resorted to aerial bombardment and artillery attacks.

Moreover, if deflation were to become entrenched in the eurozone and other parts of the world, a negative nominal return could be associated with a positive real return. That has been the story for the last 20 years in Japan, owing to persistent deflation and near zero interest rates on many assets.