Where MacLean accuses Buchanan and those he influenced of undemocratic schemes for political entrenchment, they saw themselves as engaging in a strategy of counter-entrenchment.
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The entrenchment of individualism has left people divided and without agency.
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Another far less noble tradition after mass violence is partisan entrenchment.
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In response, Israel intensified its air campaign to thwart the entrenchment.
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" It vowed to "continue operating determinedly to thwart Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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Voter entrenchment is maintained in part by negative feelings about the opposition.
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"There's no entrenchment," he said during an earnings conference call with analysts.
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That this seems okay speaks to the entrenchment of homophobia in America.
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Yet it is hard to resist entrenchment, and difficult to take a risk.
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Israel has been fighting for the last two years against Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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Perhaps the biggest threat to Anomalie's success is the entrenchment of the status quo.
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In the face of these challenges, the church has placed its bets on entrenchment.
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And Israel is certainly not going to back down from stopping the Iranian entrenchment.
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The entrenchment of state firms brings dangers both for China and for the wider world.
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There is also an element of industry entrenchment that the startup is trying to combat.
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Political entrenchment seems intractable, as disagreements from immigration to foreign policy paralyze the body politic.
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The professor, Jody Freeman, called the Trump rule "a dramatic retrenchment," not a dramatic entrenchment.
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Entrenchment, egocentricity and poor performance without a clear plan are a checklist for activist success.
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It will likely lead to the collapse of the Palestinian Authority and the entrenchment of Hamas.
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What if the entrenchment of the status quo runs so deep that it's just, well… hard?
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Good-government advocates bemoan this sort of congressional entrenchment, though its cause can be hard to attribute.
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All have teams of (often American-trained) lawyers, willing and able to further their entrenchment in power.
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It is the entrenchment of a group of superstar companies at the heart of the global economy.
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The conservative media applauds ideological entrenchment, even though it is responsible for the current gridlock in Washington.
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In Colombia, these forces point toward a possible, though not inevitable, de-anchoring; in Mexico, toward entrenchment.
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But he reiterated Israel's intention to prevent "Iranian military entrenchment, which is directed against us" in Syria.
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The United States is certainly not a poor country, but its healthcare debate follows the entrenchment pattern.
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The solution to progress was to transcend political entrenchment and tackle road safety with every tool imaginable.
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This is spurring Israel to use up precious munitions in a concerted campaign to forestall Iran's entrenchment.
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There's one more possibility, and it's the worst of all for a democracy: Partisan entrenchment on the court could lead to partisan entrenchment in the other branches, as the law professors Jack Balkin and Sanford Levinson have argued, because of the court's ability to influence the electoral process.
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The entrenchment of these beliefs in the White House has granted white supremacists unprecedented influence around the country.
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That was a re-entrenchment maneuver by a superpower dipping a toe into uncharted waters and then recoiling.
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Indeed, the typical political prediction for 2020 includes further entrenchment of autocratic governments, from Sri Lanka to Bolivia.
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" Mr. Horowitz "judged cases by whether they weakened the institutional entrenchment of liberalism, and strengthened conservative organizations and causes.
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Israel has repeatedly launched attacks in Syria to prevent any entrenchment of Iranian forces helping Damascus in the war.
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"Iran is busy turning Syria into a base of military entrenchment," Netanyahu said at a news conference last September.
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Having averted the entrenchment of a dismal dynasty, he must set about undoing the damage Mr Zuma has wrought.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed after the trilateral meeting to continue to act against Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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More recently, with the entrenchment of ISIS there, religion has become as important as ethnicity in driving the war.
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The U.S.: From day one the Trump administration showed zero appetite to take action against Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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Netanyahu told Putin that Israel would press a campaign to prevent Iran's military entrenchment in Syria, his office said.
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The success of Java itself would be in slow, deliberate entrenchment in the oatmeal world of enterprise software, e.g.
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Tehran has supported Assad during the civil war and Israel has been warning against Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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The United States is also finally awakening to ally Israel's major concern in Syria: Iran's entrenchment in the conflict.
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This sounded alarm bells for the Israeli government, which feared entrenchment of Iran's military foothold in its immediate neighborhood.
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Israel says it has a series of "red lines" in Syria; among them, preventing Iran's military entrenchment in the country.
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Its actions could help concentrate higher education in the upper class, and contribute to the entrenchment of a permanent underclass.
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The answer should be easy: the Constitution exists to prevent the very kind of political entrenchment that partisan gerrymandering represents.
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The re-entrenchment of the lessons of the war have long-term, and largely negative, implications for the United States.
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This is far from the last instance in which partisan entrenchment will imperil the work of the Supreme Court, though.
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He said Israel had acted "hundreds of times" to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and the transfer of weapons.
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The immediate goal should be to prevent more Iranian entrenchment, including by supporting Israeli air strikes and sanctions on Tehran.
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Israel also broadcast warnings to Syria, saying that allowing Iranian entrenchment in its territory put Mr. Assad's government at risk.
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However, in 2017, it is not clear exactly how decisive a role inheritance plays in the entrenchment of the hereditary elite.
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More disturbing, Republican justices on the Supreme Court consistently supported those entrenchment efforts with a stream of majority party line votes.
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Data and research are how you create the archetype that goes everywhere, and how you get people out of street entrenchment permanently.
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The talks dealt with the Iranian military entrenchment in Syria, U.S. sanctions on Iran and the status of the Iranian nuclear program.
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The White House and State Department officials stressed that Trump's move was necessary for Israel's security, due to Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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Israel is concerned about possible pullout of U.S. forces from Syria, which will allow further entrenchment of Syrian forces in the country.
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Only now both Oprah's initial disruptiveness and current entrenchment as a member of the establishment are coming together in an unwieldy fashion.
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The big picture: Israel is concerned that a rapid U.S. withdrawal will embolden and encourage Iran to continue its military entrenchment in Syria.
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Countering Iranian activity in the region, especially the Iranian entrenchment efforts in Syria and the Iranian support for Hezbollah and other terror groups.
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Israel is concerned by what it sees as a policy difference with the U.S. on countering Iranian military entrenchment in Syria, officials say.
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The Iranians wish to drag Israel into a Gaza operation that would force Israel to divert its attention from Iran's entrenchment in Syria.
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"Iran is busy turning Syria into a base of military entrenchment," Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, said at a news conference last week.
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The goal is to break the entrenchment of Iran and its proxies around our borders before the Islamic Republic can produce nuclear bombs.
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"Iran is busy turning Syria into a base of military entrenchment," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at a news conference last September.
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What we're hearing: Israel's main concern in Syria was Iranian military entrenchment that would give the Iranians a base for attacks against the country.
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"We have a permanent policy, to strike at the Iranian entrenchment in Syria and hurt whoever tries to hurt us," he said on Sunday.
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The bottom line: In many cases, he said, the barrier to government modernization isn't legislation or bureaucratic entrenchment, but a lack of technical talent.
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"At this point, the entrenchment of China in Pakistan is too deep to be kicked out at the stroke of a pen," said Zakaria.
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According to the Israeli Prime Minister's office, Netanyahu pushed back on Putin and stressed that Israel will not allow Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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The official said that Netanyahu told Putin and Pompeo Israel will maintain full freedom of operation against Iranian military entrenchment attempts anywhere in Syria.
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We needed someone brave, honest, independent, wealthy, thick-skinned, successful and brash enough to fight the total entrenchment of establishments strangling our American dream.
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This self-serving entrenchment was at the heart of two cases involving extreme partisan gerrymanders before the United States Supreme Court this past term.
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To build a truly democratic nature and reverse the entrenchment of the Moi legacy, Mr. Mwangi said Kenyans needed to study their history closely.
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The tradition extends back to George Washington, who issued warnings against unchecked power and partisan entrenchment in a written address to the nation in 1796.
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Israeli President Reuven Rivlin said the Iranian rocket attack provided "live testimony" to Iran's entrenchment in Syria that could plunge the entire Mideast into war.
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The cable contained instructions for the ambassadors to pass on to senior officials in their host states harsh warnings against Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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In addition, it will grow our economy, stop further Chinese entrenchment in the region and will guarantee that President Trump makes good on his promise.
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Exposing wrongdoing is the investigative journalist's raison d'être but McIntire's account of the systemic depth of its entrenchment leaves one despairing of any potential corrective.
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However, your firm&aposs weapons of mass entrenchment include a staggered board that may force shareholders to seek to replace other directors, including yourself, first.
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We must continue building a firewall against Hyde — not only to prevent its entrenchment but to end its dominance over federal policy on abortion access.
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The official added that the Trump administration is very concerned with Iranian actions in Syria and supports Israeli airstrikes against Iranian military entrenchment in the country.
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I think some of that is still the historic entrenchment of Republicans in the "just say no" era as being militantly anti-drugs of any kind.
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But critics argue that this would result in fast and slow lanes for internet access and could lead to favoritism and the entrenchment of wealthy players.
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To prevent the entrenchment of the far right, Central Europe desperately needs a new progressive force with a vision for how to respond to people's needs.
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Few know better than Ramaphosa that the entrenchment of private property rights in South Africa's widely-lauded Constitution was critical to the peaceful transition of 1994.
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To her, the episode amply illustrated how a lack of gender diversity could contribute to deficient corporate governance, like a distracted chief executive, and board entrenchment.
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This deal, ladies and gentlemen, includes the entrenchment of occupation and strengthening the apartheid regime that we thought we got rid of a long time ago.
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The hukou, a household registration system that ties social benefits, including children's schooling, to a person's birthplace, has been a main factor behind the class entrenchment.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo remained dismissive and evasive of questions surrounding the House Democratic impeachment probe, despite his department's increasing entrenchment in that inquiry.
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Troxell's post included a photo of a US soldier wielding the entrenchment or e-tool — which is essentially a military shovel — with the hashtag in white letters.
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"In times of increasing political polarization and entrenchment of opinion, the ability to reflect on our viewpoints may be crucial for a fruitful discourse," Rollwage tells me.
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"Russia understands that military entrenchment of Iran, Hizbullah and Shia militias in Syria holds an explosive potential," says Chagai Tzuriel, director-general of Israel's Ministry of Intelligence.
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Voters' choices in 29 gubernatorial races this year and hundreds of state legislative battles could make it harder for another ten years of Republican entrenchment this time.
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Israeli officials said the Trump administration is only interested in defeating ISIS in Syria and has no willingness to act against Iranian military entrenchment in the country.
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For the Israeli left and for the country's Arab population, the Jewish settlements in the West Bank are the engine of Israel's entrenchment in the Palestinian territories.
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I am talking -- and really talking on this very entrenched power structure, and what we're doing is we're talking about the power structure; we're talking about its entrenchment.
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At the same time, the Israeli government has doubled down on its entrenchment of occupation and apartheid, and its open alliance with authoritarians and enthonationalists around the world.
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Israeli officials are concerned the incident will break the close coordination with the Russians in Syria and limit Israel's freedom of operation against Iranian entrenchment in the country.
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This is clearly the vision of the current Israeli government, and until now the only thing slowing its steady entrenchment has been the criticisms from the U.S. government.
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The bottom line: A senior Israeli official who deals with the Iranian activity in Syria told me the U.S. is not doing enough to help counter Iranian entrenchment.
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I am talking and really talking on this very entrenched power structure and what we're doing is we're talking about the power structure, we're talking about Its entrenchment.
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It appeared to be a stepping-up of Israel's long-running, partly covert campaign to thwart Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and to stop weapon transfers to Lebanon.
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I am talking — and really talking on this very entrenched power structure, and what we're doing is we're talking about the power structure; we're talking about its entrenchment.
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Between the lines: Those questions notwithstanding, the direction of Israel's policies in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem has long been set: expanding settlement construction and increased entrenchment.
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Israel rarely acknowledges strikes in Syria but has said that, as a matter of policy, they aim to thwart the entrenchment of Iranian forces or arms transfers to Hezbollah.
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Whereas younger founders may benefit from their creative thinking and lesser degree of entrenchment in an industry, the exact opposite qualities work to the benefit of their older counterparts.
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The staunchly pro-Israel Trump administration should also assist Jerusalem's active campaign against Iranian entrenchment in Syria and its preparation for a significant defensive war against Iran and Hezbollah.
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That was 22, when the Newt Gingrich-led Republicans played off Bill Clinton and Democratic entrenchment to flip control of the House for the first time in 2218 years.
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Today, the veneer of proxies separating Russian and American forces is wafer thin -- so too between Turkish troops and America's Syrian allies -- as Iran's entrenchment collides with Israel's interests.
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Israel increased its airstrikes against Iranian and pro-Iranian forces in Syria as part of an attempt to block and roll back Iranian military entrenchment in the war-torn country.
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"Iran is busy turning Syria into a base of military entrenchment, and it wants to use Syria and Lebanon as warfronts against its declared goal to eradicate Israel," Netanyahu said.
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Maybe a mobilized Democratic Party can somehow overcome all the barriers of Republican entrenchment as it did in the 1930s (and this time we get to skip the Great Depression).
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Alongside this destruction of the communitarian basis for Labourism, the entrenchment of neoliberalism in the '80s and '90s meant that postindustrial areas were increasingly isolated from the country's economic development.
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" After launching the retaliatory strikes, the IDF said Iranian missile represented "definitive proof of its real intentions of its entrenchment in Syria, which endangers the State of Israel and regional stability.
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"Over the past three years, Israel has been highly successful in preventing the Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and Iranian attempts to transfer lethal weaponry to Hezbollah in Lebanon," Netanyahu said.
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Pompeo, conducting interviews over a two-day visit in Kansas, has been dismissive and evasive of questions surrounding the House Democratic impeachment probe, despite his department's increasing entrenchment in that inquiry.
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EU parliament calls for Privacy Shield to be pulled until US complies The Trump administration's entrenchment of privacy hostile surveillance laws targeting non-US citizens has not helped Privacy Shield's cause.
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In the last three years, Israel launched around 100 airstrikes in Syria to prevent the transfer of sophisticated weapons from Iran to Hezbollah or to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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Mr. Netanyahu said Israel had "acted hundreds of times" to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and the transfer of weapons, a reference to Israeli airstrikes in Syria carried out clandestinely.
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Republicans' decision not to hold a hearing on Judge Merrick Garland, whom then-President Barack Obama nominated for the seat during last year, also drove some of the partisan entrenchment against Gorsuch.
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"We note with concern, shock and dismay the systematic entrenchment of dictatorial tendencies, personified by the president and his cohorts, which have slowly devoured the values of the liberation struggle," they declared.
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It's hard to believe but after the initial first years of entrenchment of rule, the Islamist regime of President Omar al-Bashir has avoided these kinds of public confrontations in urban centers.
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It is time to focus on the real consequences of a Clinton presidency and the permanent entrenchment of the Obama agenda as the fight shifts to Clinton's attempts to expand upon it.
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He believes, just as he did in Burlington, that the only way to break the back of Congressional gridlock and inertia and neoliberal entrenchment is by putting your faith in the people.
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For meaningful progress to occur in Syria, including one that advances the dual U.S. objectives of precluding the reemergence of ISIS and rolling back Iran's entrenchment, Trump needs to strike and stay.
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In addition to the volatile situation along the southern border with Gaza, Israel has been grappling with what it views as the graver threat of Iranian entrenchment across its northern border, in Syria.
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This mechanism would allow the machines to adapt to new situations quickly, but it could also result in the entrenchment of certain thought patterns and result in depression in the machines as well.
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Israel, which previously has rarely acknowledged strikes in Syria, has become more vocal in pledging it will do what is needed to thwart the entrenchment of Iranian forces or arms transfers to Hezbollah.
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The 13th anniversary celebrations, which are supposed to consume Beijing for the next several weeks, could fuel a new sense of nationalism, one official said, leading to further entrenchment in the trade war.
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"The Golden Girl tag attached itself to her for all the years afterwards, symbolic of her entrenchment in the collective affection of a nation," Australia's peerless Olympic historian Harry Gordon wrote of Cuthbert.
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Possibilities include a renewed Greek crisis, the arrival of openly anti-EU leaders in France or Italy, or a firmer entrenchment in one or more east European countries of what they call "illiberal democracy".
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" The statement said the two met for more than 90 minutes and discussed "security issues of concern to both countries, the situation in Syria and the Israeli campaign to prevent Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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The volatile situation along the Gaza border remains a challenge for the government, as does the northern border, where Israel is grappling what it sees as a graver threat of Iranian entrenchment in Syria.
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Mr. Davis and other experts said it was impossible to assess with any confidence the political consequences, if any, of the impeachment vote given the current political tumult and the political entrenchment of voters.
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Republicans' decision not to hold a hearing on Judge Merrick Garland, whom President Barack Obama nominated for the same seat during his last year in office, also drove some of the partisan entrenchment against Gorsuch.
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The enormous consequences of these events — the re-establishment of white supremacy, extreme disparities of wealth and power between whites and blacks, the entrenchment of racism — were divisive for the nation and devastating for blacks.
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Republicans' decision not to hold a hearing on Judge Merrick Garland, whom President Barack Obama nominated for the same seat during his last year in office, also drove some of the partisan entrenchment in Gorsuch's process.
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The cable also instructed the ambassadors to tell senior officials in their host governments that Iranian military entrenchment in Syria might increase Iran's temptation to challenge Israel in a way that will lead to further escalation.
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That speaks more to an emphasis on nurturing his physicality than an entrenchment in Laker glory-day philosophy (though Zubac is working on the skyhook with legendary coach Bill Bertka, who is 70 years his senior).
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"The most likely outcome of this crisis is entrenchment into a painful process that lasts several weeks or months, until prices are low enough to ... some form of compromise on resumed OPEC+ production restraint," Eurasia said.
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The landmark election of the Democratic Party of Japan in 220 represented a mass protest against the conservative Liberal Democratic Party's almost uninterrupted half-century in power and the entrenchment of the bureaucracy during that time.
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Clinton, however, will have to convince her party's most passionate ideologues—people who have already demonstrated their willingness to resort to violence—to rally behind her vision of a pragmatic entrenchment of accomplishments they already consider insufficient.
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" The implication is that such price volatility "is either a primary or a partial driver of the patterns of urban development that lead to displacement (and sometimes entrenchment) of existing populations consistent with conventional framings of gentrification.
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Overall, Riyadh has made it clear that its air campaign in Yemen is as much about preventing further Iranian entrenchment on the Arabian Peninsula as it is about restoring Yemen's internationally-recognized government - if not more so.
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The polarisation of politics in America; the entrenchment of party whips in Britain; complete dysfunction in Italy; and institutionalised corruption and class prejudice in India: all of these result from the misplaced importance accorded to political parties.
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On the other hand, Israel sees Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran deal as a significant step that will put heavy political and economic pressure on Iran and help in stopping its military entrenchment in Syria.
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"We will simply not allow for Shia consolidation and Iranian entrenchment in Syria, nor will we allow Syria to become a forward operating base against the State of Israel," Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman said last year.
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In interviews marking his departure, General Eisenkot expressed pride in the policy known as the "campaign between the wars," including continued efforts to curb Iranian entrenchment in Syria, and said Israel had struck thousands of targets there.
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And since 1993, the number of Israelis living in settlements in the West Bank has nearly quadrupled to around 400,000, a rate of entrenchment that has intensified in the last eight years that Netanyahu has been in power.
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Some Israeli officials quietly question whether Washington has the will to follow through, noting what they deem insufficient U.S. efforts to stem the entrenchment in next-door Syria of Iran-allied forces helping Damascus in the civil war.
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Israel has long said that every option is on the table in ensuring that Iran does not develop a nuclear weapon, and has backed pledges to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria by carrying out air strikes there.
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Any new agreement that does not rein in Iran's support of terror, money laundering, missile development, entrenchment in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon, and human rights abuses would mean Iran remains a permanent threat to America and her allies.
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The page and a half announcement does not detail specific actions the group plans to takes, but rather outlines its core principles, which include effective engagement between boards and investors and ensuring that regulations to not allow board entrenchment.
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Amid Iranian and Russian entrenchment in the Levant, and the recent rise in IS and Hamas operations, Egypt has remained squarely in the camp of secular and reformist Middle Eastern countries trying to stop the spread of Islamist extremism.
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There is also the possibility that America's reliance on paramilitaries throughout Africa and the Middle East will only embolden sectarian divisions within those societies and exacerbate tensions — continuing the downward spiral of instability and the entrenchment of autocratic regimes.
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Israeli officials have said the new system could be defeated by Israel's stealth fighters and possibly destroyed on the ground, and they have pledged to press on with efforts to prevent military entrenchment by arch-enemy Iran in Syria.
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The incident came hours before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was due to address the U.N. General Assembly and cite Israeli concerns about an entrenchment in Syria of Iranian and Hezbollah forces that have been helping Damascus beat back Islamist-led rebels.
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Enter Prison Religion, a duo of self-styled extraterrestrials (from Richmond, Virginia, IRL) whose firm entrenchment on the cacophonous side of the noise-rap continuum provides an especially unsettling backdrop for their nigh-indecipherable expositions on the troubling state of things.
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While welcoming U.S. action against Islamic State, Israel sees Iran, Hezbollah and their allies as the greater threat and worries about their entrenchment in Syria as they help President Bashar al-Assad beat back a more than six-year-old rebellion.
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"Israel has operated in the past four years, overtly and covertly — only a small part of that has been reported — to prevent and destroy the entrenchment of Iranian forces in Syria and the infrastructure for manufacturing precision weapons," he said.
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He has crafted a so-called "campaign between wars" strategy of cross-border strikes, many of them clandestine, designed to foil Iranian entrenchment in Syria and, according to some sources in the region, Lebanon and Iraq, without spiraling into open conflict.
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"What we're seeing in North Carolina is an effort at political entrenchment that is unparalleled," said Allison Riggs, a senior staff lawyer at the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, a Durham advocacy group that sued Republican leaders over the election law.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli military said on Monday that it had attacked Iranian military targets in Syria, capping an exchange of blows in a rare, direct confrontation between the two antagonists that risks escalating the fight over Iran's military entrenchment in Syria.
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The rise and entrenchment of outsider art and its tributaries (most notably, though most uneasily, folk art) signal that this kind of work stirs up (without necessarily satisfying) some of the fundamental desires that inform our experience of art more broadly.
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"Increasing the interest rate before the entrenchment of inflation within the target range is liable to ultimately delay the return of the interest rate to higher levels, due to its possible impact on the exchange rate and on inflation expectations," the minutes said.
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Earlier today, Netanyahu said at a meeting with his Greek and Cypriot counterparts, attended by U.S. ambassador to Israel David Friedman, that Israel would increase its efforts to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria "with full support and backing from the U.S."
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Fitch believes that the nature of the state support for German development banks is unlikely to change significantly in the medium term due to the strategic importance of these banks to the German economy and their entrenchment in the domestic financial system.
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Elliott, known for battles against corporate boards, said on Monday that these share placements have "resulted in the entrenchment of management control over BEA at the expense of minority shareholders, whose shareholdings have unjustifiably been diluted to a significant extent over several years".
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The Israeli official added: "Netanyahu told Lavrov Israel will maintain freedom of operation against Iranian entrenchment in all of Syria and will see Assad responsible for any Iranian aggression against Israel from Syrian territory because Assad is the one hosting the Iranians".
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The Bank of Israel cited inflation that is stabilizing at the lower end of its 1 to 3 percent target range, with a rise in wages and the expansionary fiscal policy expected to "support the continued entrenchment of inflation within the target".
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The New Zealand attacker, who left 50 dead, published a lengthy manifesto online that revealed his deep entrenchment in the modern white supremacist movement, which is connected internationally via forums like 25chan and 250chan and gaming chat rooms, and amplified through social media.
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In this way, its publication could not be more timely, given how many young black South Africans are now expressing anger at — and betrayal by — the Mandela project, which they say provided nothing more than a shimmering rainbow that screened a deeper entrenchment of inequality.
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The president must head to Helsinki clear-eyed — both about the small probability of Russia joining the United States, Israel and others in rolling back Iran's entrenchment in Syria, and about the strength and resolve he must demonstrate for Putin to take U.S. interests seriously.
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Between the lines: Netanyahu and his advisers are concerned with what they see as a growing gap between the harsh rhetoric by the Trump administration against Iran and the limited actions taken – both on the nuclear deal and on Iranian military entrenchment in Syria.
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This crackdown has included the entrenchment of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, but also government support for McCarthy-like witch hunts of undesirable progressive activists — many of which have targeted the New Israel Fund, the organization I lead, and the progressive Israeli nonprofits we fund.
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"The most likely outcome of this crisis is entrenchment into a painful process that lasts several weeks or months, until prices are low enough to change fundamental views in Moscow and Riyadh back (to) some form of compromise on resumed OPEC+ production restraint," Eurasia said.
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The entrenchment of both sides is exactly what Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned of earlier this year when she resisted impeachment proceedings: that it would not have bipartisan buy-in and both parties would dive into their respective bunkers ahead of an ugly election year.
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Expectations of a regional flare-up, amid warnings from Israel that it was determined to prevent any Iranian military entrenchment in Syria, were stoked by U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement on Tuesday about the withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.
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An emerging global phenomenon of dominant political leaders and the corrosion of systems of governance promise more of the international instability that closed 2018: the surprise U.S. withdrawal from Syria and Afghanistan, Russia and Iran's entrenchment in the Middle East, looming trade wars and erratic stock markets.
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"We will continue to act to prevent Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and we will continue the military coordination between the IDF (Israel Defence Forces) and the Russian army," Netanyahu told reporters before boarding a flight to New York, where he will address the U.N. General Assembly.
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Robert Menendez "Among the concerning developments coming out of the Helsinki summit was the president's willingness to cede to Putin policy-making regarding Syria, including Iranian entrenchment in Syria as a base to threaten Israel and further destabilize the region," Menendez told BuzzFeed News in a statement.
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Shared family access to real estate assets, social connections, a common gene pool, and elite educational institutions could allow for a great deal of long-term entrenchment even as a close-up view appeared to show instability as people shift in and out of different fields.
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"We note, with concern, shock and dismay, the systematic entrenchment of dictatorial tendencies, personified by the president and his cohorts, which have slowly devoured the values of the liberation struggle," the group's statement said after dozens of veterans' representatives from around the country met on Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)The top enlisted leader in the US military has issued a stark and graphic warning to all remaining ISIS fighters: Surrender or face a violent death at the hands of coalition forces, who will carry out the task using anything from bombs to entrenchment shovels.
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"We note, with concern, shock and dismay, the systematic entrenchment of dictatorial tendencies, personified by the President and his cohorts, which have slowly devoured the values of the liberation struggle," the veterans added in the statement issued after a seven-hour meeting of its leaders on Thursday evening.
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Similarly, President Trump must be clear with Putin, and by extension Assad, that so long as Iranian entrenchment in Syria persists, Israel will have total U.S. support if its escalating operations against Iran trigger a major war – even if it jeopardizes Russia's entire project to salvage the Assad regime.
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Reuters Columnist James Saft weighed in on this debate recently in support of regulation, stating that without changes in regulation, FinTech, would be stifled by the incumbents in finance; banks or technology providers who each enjoy huge advantages from factors like too-big-to-fail status, market entrenchment and reputational legacy.
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VA medical center in 2014 — which led to the passage of the first Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act of 2014 — the debate on how to improve the delivery of health care to veterans has been colored by partisanship and position entrenchment that would not lead to any legislative wins.
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The anti-racist narrative outlines a narrative emphasizing the malignancy of slavery, the obduracy of the slave-owing class in defending its privileges, the attempt to build a multiracial democracy during Reconstruction, and the brutality of the terrorist campaign that destroyed Reconstruction and led to the entrenchment of Jim Crow.
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JERUSALEM — Israeli warplanes struck several military sites in Syria overnight and killed several fighters and civilians, Syrian state media reported on Monday, in what appeared to be a stepping up of Israel's long-running, partly covert campaign to thwart Iranian military entrenchment in Syria and stop weapon transfers to Lebanon.
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Manufacturing has been one of the biggest and earliest adopters of robotics innovations in the last several years, but with that early movement has also come entrenchment: the industry is rife with expensive, oversized machines that often run on proprietary operating systems, making them hard to upgrade and use in consort with other robots.
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" For Myanmar, the ICJ case represents "a further weakening of ties with both the Islamic world and the West, a likely entrenchment of ethno-nationalist feelings within the country and a growing dependence on a multi-tentacled relationship with China," said Thant Myint U, Burmese historian and author of "The Hidden History of Burma.
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Through Tunde, we get glimpses into what's happening around the world; through Allie, we see the entrenchment of power around a new religion centering on women and lightning; through Margot, we see how politics proceed hand in hand with the military-industrial complex; through Roxy, we see how organized crime leverages social shifts into business opportunities.
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If Ms. Merkel was reluctant to inherit the mantle of leader of the free world that Barack Obama tried to pass on to her on his last visit to Berlin as president, she has since been emboldened both by the entrenchment of illiberalism and by Mr. Macron's victory over the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen in May.
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"There should not be unequal voting rights as they could allow management or minority share owners to override the wishes or best interests of majority shareholders for personal benefit and compromise accountability, leading to potential entrenchment issues," Mary Leung, head of advocacy for Asia at CFA Institute, an association of investment professionals, said in a statement.
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It's one thing to complain that in a situation of restricted opportunity for art critics, the entrenchment of a few established voices such as those of Roberta Smith and Peter Schjeldahl means less space for younger aspirants; but — especially when Jones can't point to any decline in the quality of the elder writers' work — it's foolish of him to call on them to commit career suicide to make way for the up-and-comers.
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For people in countries that adopted the euro, there is a whole other set of constraints on what the left can do, as the Greek experience amply demonstrates, but even in the countries that did not, the fundamental character of their economic life has been tilted permanently away from the kind of economic management characteristic of Europe in the '50s and '60s, and toward an entrenchment of the market at all levels.
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