Sentences with phrase «of entrenched»

Allow our years of experience as members of the John Bald Team and a combination of entrenched skills, technology and a unique marketing plan to work for you.

That means procuring agents must turn to their buyer clients for compensation — a practice that some practitioners believe puts them at a competitive disadvantage in light of the entrenched expectation among buyers that it's sellers, not buyers, who pay brokerage fees.

The question now is: How can Nordstrom successfully grapple with the complexities of omni - channel retailing, on top of entrenched challenges from a growing field of bricks - and - mortar competitors?

As noted earlier, Indigenous women face a number of entrenched problems (such as the impact of Indigenous family violence and its associated social issues) which can render them more vulnerable to intersectional discrimination.

When couples get stuck in negative patterns, it can be very difficult to understand what is happening and why, and it can feel impossible to find a way out of those entrenched patterns and out of the pain of loneliness and rejection.

Issue: Bill of Rights (entrenching rights - lack of an entrenched guarantee against racial discrimination).

The Committee asked about the implementation of an entrenched standard of non-discrimination from which no derogation is permitted.

Family lawyers, therapists and parenting educators can help clients dig themselves out of entrenched positions, evaluate their goals, and develop a child - centered parenting plan that will get them through the mediation and evaluation process and promote the best interests of their children.

I asked the staff, in light of this entrenched and unhelpful approach on the part of my ex-partner, how they felt I should engage in these co-parenting initiatives they had so enthusiastically advocated throughout the whole day.

Reform to the Constitution will address this position of entrenched disadvantage and exclusion, rather than affording Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples» additional rights.

Instead, she realized the futility of their entrenched differences about a particular issue and held the relationship to a higher standard.

«Notably, there is a need to acknowledge disempowerment, cultural losses, racism, and how the cumulative, stressful impact of entrenched poverty and disadvantage adversely influence Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health.»

The Committee, while noting the explanations provided by the delegation, reiterates its concern about the absence of any entrenched guarantee against racial discrimination that would override the law of the Commonwealth.

Barely a day goes by without another chilling and heartbreaking story of abuse, violence or neglect; or of demonstrations of the impact of entrenched poverty and despair among our communities.

This kind of entrenched conflict I can see taking on a life of it's own even after a divorce where one side blames the other in perpetuity, in turn poisoning the child (ren) against the other.

The Committee recommends to the State party that it work towards the inclusion of an entrenched guarantee against racial discrimination in its domestic law.

Other employers require a BS degree as a formality, a matter of entrenched business standards and long - standing tradition.

The creation of, say, a Cryptocurrency Exchange Commission, or C.E.C., could address a rapidly developing product that defies easy categorization without having to deal with the demands — and foibles — of an entrenched bureaucracy.

It feels like it could be an outtake from Saving Private Ryan or Band of Brothers at times, only with better sound, more explosions, and a steadier rain of the pings, pangs, cries, and shouts of the entrenched beachside battle.

For another, it is wrong to speak of an entrenched constitution that limits Parliamentary sovereignty as something new, something that only «now» exists.

«In any case pitting two sets of entrenched interests, like this one, there is going to be a policy winner and a policy loser — the landscape of copyright law will be altered one way or the other.»

It is inevitable that discussion of an entrenched Bill of Rights will lead to a renewed attempt to agree upon an amending formula — something we have failed to achieve after years of effort.

Whilst this approach is unlikely to be adopted now, it is a bold suggestion in an environment of entrenched judicial discretion.

The loss of tax revenue involved — as well as the strength of the entrenched position of marriage (and its new counterpart, civil partnership)-- make it unlikely that these rules will change in the foreseeable future.

(As a completely side matter: I've long thought the way to deal with the all - or - nothing parent is simply to take the carriage of the case away and give it to an inquisitorial court; no «patience» should be wasted on the sort of entrenched rigidity some angry parents can get into.)

It has a legacy of entrenched myths that need to be demolished.

The reason for this, of course, is the crippling grasp of entrenched interest, whose stranglehold on our legislative process suffocates America.

You keep believing that there's a «conservative» case for this widening of economic moats in favor of entrenched interests.

The influence of entrenched values, motivational bias and peer and institutional pressures may obscure true objectivity.

Twenty - first century clean energy technologies are already being designed, built, marketed, and installed to replace more than a century's worth of entrenched fossil fuel infrastructure, and a recent report by the Department of Commerce indicates that there are nearly 2 million clean energy jobs in our economy today, with more on the way.

It's expressed through the Greek chorus in Antigone, a play about freedom of choice, through Socrates» questionning of entrenched authority and by the mores of the * open society, * parliamentary and market economy system, tempterrain.

Many (but by no means all) climate scientists are rude, petulant, opinionated, snarky and unwilling to listen to their peers or accept criticism of their entrenched views in firm contradiction of the Royal Society motto «take no ones word as final.»

America's habit of blaming everyone else in the world for their own failures and the eternal internalised rationalising away of the high degree of entrenched cultural paranoia is simply unsustainable these days.

Note well: I am, in general, deeply skeptical of most of the entrenched and dogmatic media - recognized «skeptics».

Now you may believe whatever you like on a basis of entrenched memes — but I challenge any rational observer to come to any other conclusion than we are at limits of observational precision.

However apart from the obvious buffoonery of elements of the press (I'm thinking in particular of the entrenched ill - considered denial in the right - wing British press).

Unlocking new opportunities in artistic endeavors has not been with out difficulty in the face of entrenched art world attitudes.

Is it really that much easier to condemn a figurehead of entrenched sexism than to actually pay attention to women artists?

Being avant - garde implies being ahead of, outside, or against the dominant culture; proffering a vision that implicitly stands (at least when it is conceived) as a critique of entrenched forms and structures....

(ref) Reading through those articles, they appear to be based more on the rigid dogma of an entrenched organization than a contemplative review of new evidence.

Although more than 400 dogs were adopted out, there is no data on how many of them may have been returned to local shelters because of entrenched behavioral issues.»

Lastly, I've long been concerned about changes in tech and how that affects some of the entrenched players.

Maryland, which is a poster child for corruption, would be far better governed if the power was taken out of the hands of entrenched political interests, and given back to the people.

A lot of entrenched interests are not going to like it... they're going to create a lot of noise, and it's very easy for employees to be distracted by that.

Greene tells the true story of an entrenched and crooked white sheriff, Tom Poppell; an idealistic black civil - rights activist, Thurnell Alston; and outside interference in the form of Georgia Legal Services lawyers and VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) paralegals.

Maternity care, in Australia and elsewhere, is in a state of entrenched conflict.

Our history abounds with examples of individual's protecting their rights for freedom and liberty against the forces of greed, corruption, and the arrogance of entrenched power.

It's far more of an entrenched way of doing business than you seem to understand.

Unfortunately, the takeaway from these sources and others is that higher education has mostly been watching from the sidelines and that it has been difficult in many places for K - 12 and higher education to overcome decades of entrenched habits and work productively together.

Do the «areas of entrenched educational underperformance» include Kent, with its numerous underperforming schools?