It's rooted in extraction.

The experience of deflation is well entrenched.

It is a truth that seems particularly entrenched in Indian politics.

There is not a passion so strongly rooted in the human heart as envy.

I would like very specifically to challenge him on that.

The phrase first born son is so deeply ingrained in our consciousness that this statistic alone shocked me.

Questions need to be asked at all levels of Indian society about how to rid India of this gender inequality that has gripped its very roots.

Trust in US public institutions is rooted in the open and transparent democratic process that underpins them.

As we see from Amendment No 14, which refers to the provisions to be applied after the transitional period, Parliament considers that it will not be able to deliver its opinion on this matter until it has seen the report to be submitted by the Commission at the end of the period.

In other words, all of the migration that Europe currently faces is rooted in grave crises in its own neighborhood.

He was commenting on Russians deep seated political apathy a trait that persists to this day.

How can one describe this silence, you who hold the reins of government, except as cowardice on the part of our nations in the face of this suffering?

That model is, to some extent, a policy induced construct, the result of a deep rooted bias toward construction and manufacturing as the leading drivers of economic development.

Japan desperately needs more nurses and hospice workers to care for its aging population, but bureaucratic and political resistance to immigration is deeply entrenched.

From the way people are turning logic on its head about Buhari's refusal to debate, u see sycophancy is deep rooted in our psyche. Tunde Leye ( tundeleye) February 2, 2015

This idea which is firmly rooted in neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, and sociology implies that an individual has significant latitude in shaping his or her identities.

A new public opinion survey by the German Marshall Fund (GMF) reveals that anti immigrant sentiment stems largely from misinformation, not entrenched animus.

This stance can be clearly seen in his views of evolution, which are firmly rooted in the writings of Herbert Spencer, Charles Darwin, and Lewis H. Morgan.

In a country characterized by massive regional wealth disparities and deep rooted poverty, the road to eradicating hunger is sure to be long and difficult.

The government is fighting at least two wars simultaneously taking on a deeply entrenched oligarchy, while trying to fend off its hostile eastern neighbor.

Long held devotion to logging and to mines and to agriculture, and to no government regulation values that worked well in the past, but they don't seem to be working well today.

But the regional struggle for mastery between Iran and Saudi Arabia (with Israel as a third actor) could prove to be all the more dangerous, given the prevailing and deeply entrenched mindset of traditional power politics.

While specific objectives have changed, the overarching belief that scientific knowledge transforms people s lives as cultural, educational, and institutional factors converge with technological and industrial dynamics has remained strong.

However, being abducted, forcibly interned, and mistreated in order to force one to change her or his deeply held gender identity or sexual orientation is a violation of one s dignity of another order one with grave psychological consequences.

The ongoing violence in Africa s Great Lakes region, which has claimed millions of civilian lives, is rooted in the 1994 Rwanda genocide and the resulting flood of Hutu refugees into neighboring states.

China s problem is not the US, but how to wean the world s largest, or second largest economy (depending on which data are used) off its deeply entrenched dependence on coal.

Against this background, efforts to tame the deep seated Sunni Shia rivalry (by, for example, improving relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran), though undoubtedly important, should not take priority over a strategy to address the sectarianism plaguing the Sunni belt.

Though most companies emphasize the importance of their human capital, top executives and shareholders still tend to view labor primarily as a cost driver, rather than a revenue driver a view embedded in traditional and costly to change human resources practices.

Since shareholder democracy does not provide effective control over entrenched, runaway, self indulgent management, finance has a potentially powerful role to play in ensuring that corporate managers work in the interest of shareholders.

Jokowi, who takes office in October, must implement policies that address rising inequality, unsustainable fuel subsidies, entrenched corruption, inadequate infrastructure, and restrictive labor laws all while rebuilding trust in Indonesian institutions.

To be sure, democracy has proved to be an extraordinary instrument for transforming an ancient country one featuring astonishing ethnic, religious, linguistic, and cultural diversity, myriad social divisions, and deeply entrenched poverty into a twenty first century success story.

A culture of results has become central to economic modernization in France, so shouldn t the same be true of French governments, with their entrenched inclination toward passivity and aloofness? And the issue of setting measurable standards for government operations is not confined to France.  British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has made such quantifiable goals a hallmark of his leadership ever since he was Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The reason the National Education Bill cannot progress is that it was drafted mainly by the people who had a very influential and major role in the education system during the junta's rule and they have incorporated into the education bill their entrenched predisposition for centralized rule and imposition of restrictions.

According to authorities, the gang burned the bodies and dumped some of them in a river. The case has exposed the corruption and inefficiency of the Mexican government to control the violence that has racked the country and led to protests demanding justice and the resignation of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.

SANA'A Yemen is no stranger to crisis. Exposed to a regional proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, plagued by an entrenched Al Qaeda affiliate, and divided by tribal disputes and a secession movement, the country has become a poster child for everything that can go wrong in the Arab world.

In Rewire, media studies scholar (and Global Voices co founder) Ethan Zuckerman suggests that the challenge before us has less to do with access to information and more to do with paying attention. He continues That challenge is made all the more difficult by our deeply ingrained tendency to pay disproportionate attention to phenomena that unfold nearby and directly affect ourselves, our friends, and our families.