Sentences with phrase «entrenched system»

It'll be a shock to your well entrenched system.

«Any moves towards an online court for claims of up to # 25,000 must avoid the risk of entrenching a system of two - tier justice whereby individuals opting to use a «lawyerless» online court process could easily find themselves in litigation with big organisations which can afford to hire their own legal teams.

Through the inclusion of politically and historically relevant found fabrics in his collages, Adams comments on a period when infrastructure connected the country physically but deeply entrenched systems of exclusion prevented black travelers from crossing racial boundaries.

His own track record leading up to this new office shows a deep commitment to high standards and his own impatience with entrenched systems that do not serve children well.

His life was revisioned to give Christianity some esoteric mysticism to compete with well - entrenched systems like Paganism.

However, the deeply entrenched system of oppressive middlemen and lack of export knowledge and resources were intimidating barriers.

Ultimately, even if conflict were to stop in Congo, conservationists would face a harsh legacy of war and another uphill battle: a deeply entrenched system of corruption that keeps the poachers in business.

If they continue this path, they would be competing against an entrenched system of baseball delivery that already seems to work quite well.

«Moneyball» looks like a sports film on paper, but on closer inspection it's a message movie about fighting an entrenched system that doesn't recognize or reward the true value of people.

In «ESCAPE FIRE: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare,» directors Matthew Heineman and Susan Froemke break down the factors that contribute to this national emergency, illustrating an entrenched system of overmedication, escalating costs, insurance tangles and physician quotas that mean less time with more patients.

Outwardly, the two men are on different sides of a great racial divide that stems not only from personal animus (though there is plenty of that to go around), but also from an entrenched system of social, psychological and economic oppression.

The question is whether the mayor's efforts will provide the depth of challenge to the entrenched system required to drive real student achievement.

By simply reducing unwanted teen pregnancy, the theory goes, the entrenched system of poverty can also be broken, building stronger and more sustainable economies.

Despite widespread dissatisfaction with the way teachers are paid, attempts to change the entrenched system of compensation have been highly controversial and fraught with problems.

There is an established, entrenched system of failure in Rochester, and rather than sit idly by and watch more children suffer this injustice, the charter school community has sought to help fix this broken system.

They are the fault of leadership and an entrenched system — which looks out for itself, not the kids.

The SFWA and other authors who support tradPub are playing to this entrenched system.

Changing an entrenched system isn't easy.

It plays with the entrenched systems and values of the art world, in particular the perceived hierarchies that govern different art forms.

It is this paradoxical history that Bradford's sanded paper pulp surfaces address through their everyday materials; they essentially grin and flip the bird at the entrenched systems of art historical dominance built by wealthy European patrons and artists while offering it a big bear hug.

When form itself is unstable, entrenched systems of classification become a site of perspectival shifts giving way to a broader field of «others».

When faced with a giant, entrenched systems, like the Catholic Church or Wall Street, Congress or a flawed global economic system, it's not difficult to spot things we disagree with or think are wrong, but few of us have the intelligence to understand the full context of a moment, as well as the desire or ability to pull together the right ideas in a way that sparks a movement of change.

This is a deeply entrenched system, and no single piece of legislation could likely disrupt the long - standing symbiosis between Big Oil and the military.

The Supreme Court isn't responsible for the billable hour regime and all the bad things it produces, but it's helping to entrench the system.

The long - entrenched system of quantifying a lawyer's worth by the sweep of the minute hand drives the overbilling problem.

Can Acer's new luxury laptop compete with these entrenched systems, or is it less impressive than its specifications suggest?