Management entrenchment is a hypothesis for anti takeover in corporate business.

Algeria firmly believes that fighting impunity is a crucial element for the entrenchment of peace and stability.

Lowering entrenchment levels, rather than trading on them, continues to offer opportunities for substantial returns to firms shareholders.

Throughout the 2000 s, firms with higher entrenchment levels have had lower market capitalization (relative to their book value).

Indeed, the incorporation of entrenchment levels into market prices is what made it impossible to trade profitably using information on such levels.

The entrenchment of debtor creditor relationships between the states of the eurozone would fuel political tension as occurred in the United States in its first decades.

The entrenchment of settlements by the Israeli Government was symbiotic with the building of the West Bank separation barrier, which had led to the confiscation and fragmentation of Palestinian land.

Through such support we will be contributing to the entrenchment of a culture of accountability for the world's most serious crimes and, ultimately, to universal respect for the common humanity that binds us all.

Above all, contemporary revitalization measures differ from earlier ones in terms of the emphasis given not only to the application of business and customer satisfaction techniques a carry over from the early days of New Public Management but also to the entrenchment of fundamental public service values and ethics.

They further emphasized that the International Meeting should result in the entrenchment of the concept of the inherent vulnerability of SIDS into international discourse and ensure that this is taken into account in the development and execution of programmes of assistance provided by the multilateral development, finance and trade institutions.