Radical, what does it mean? It's something which is rooted, and something which is rooted deep in a tradition.

American violence is rooted in history.

Both movements are rooted in economic concerns.

Democracy has become firmly rooted in Bangladesh.

So the hierarchy is rooted on two ideas.

In fact, this requirement is rooted in history.

And at the mountains , how they are rooted ?

And at the mountains , how they are rooted ?

Today s tensions are rooted in paralysis on global rebalancing.

We already have a deep rooted tradition of conservation.

Part of this conviction is rooted in my own experience.

Moreover, many Americans anxiety is rooted in deepening income inequality.

Moreover, democracy must be rooted in the rule of law.

Football was once a popular sport, rooted in local communities.

And it is an obsession rooted very much in the present.

And at the mountains , how they are rooted and fixed firm ?

And at the mountains , how they are rooted and fixed firm ?

Another is that the name is rooted in a Native American language.

America s current fiscal problems are rooted in a long period of unfunded spending.

Instead, time is lost on secondary issues largely rooted in domestic policy concerns.

In reality, China and the US do not have deeply rooted conflicting interests.

A third challenge is rooted in Europe s deeply held skepticism of financial markets.

In that sense, the US Japan alliance rests on deeply rooted joint interests.

The young candidate s unexpected popular support is rooted within the ruling coalition his adoptive father is a prominent Socialist senator (his biological father, a leader of the revolutionary left in the 1970 s, was killed by Pinochet s political police).

Every tree, every plant, must be fully rooted in its own soil to flourish.

The problem with Obama s America is rooted in the contradictory nature of his leadership.

By contrast, India, with its firmly rooted liberal democracy, smells to some like roses.

We apprised him of the matter that these will be rooted out by dawn .

We apprised him of the matter that these will be rooted out by dawn .

Stereotypes about desirable occupations and professions for men and women are still deep rooted.

As is always the case, however, resources alone cannot solve problems rooted in weak policies.

But the hope of democracy remains strongly rooted in Georgia s people, civic organizations, and media.

But some of them appear to have graduated toward a stability rooted in sustainable governance.

The problem is rooted in divergent perceptions among the various players in the labor market.

Brigades in eastern Libya, or Cyrenaica, for example, are strongly rooted in traditional Islamist ideology.

But resistance to austerity in southern Europe is not rooted in general hostility toward sacrifice.

The current problems are rooted in the government s response to the 2008 global financial crisis.

These differences in social support may be rooted in different cultural ideas about social groups.

Then let me sow, and let another eat yea, let my offspring be rooted out.

Bush, in contrast, believes that terrorism is rooted in the absence of political and economic opportunity.

The additional measures that Europe needs must be firmly rooted in a commitment to deeper integration.

Putin s ambition to stay in power as prime minister is also rooted in this rebalancing act.

Brazil s current success is rooted not only in Lula s two terms, which must end in 2010.

The tradition is so deeply rooted that we hadn t given it thought until this discussion club.

It is not the same as loneliness rooted in temporary lack of contact with other humans.