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Перевод: entrench

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окапывать; укреплять траншеями; защищать свою позицию; отстаивать свои взгляды; нарушать; покушаться

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1. The election result will spare the NHS further reorganisation and will entrench the key aspects of the reforms.
2. We will create a Supreme Court to entrench and defend these fundamental reforms to the relationship between the citizen and the state.
3. Both the assertion of central authority and the fragmentation of local social structures and economics are integral to the overall desire to use power to restructure social arrangements in such a way that certain interests are favoured over others, to reward supporters, and to maintain these arrangements by using social institutions to entrench an alternative set of ideas, those of the "enterprise culture".
4. Another factor played a vital part in the arguments they advanced: the need to entrench the achievements of the Thatcher government.
5. We will entrench young people's rights of representation on organisations which affect their lives and well-being such as college governing bodies.
6. Electoral reform would help to entrench this style of politics.
7. The evidence for this is that, in the past, such agreements helped to entrench protectionist policies.
8. To entrench these reforms, a majority in the assembly wants to dissolve Congress and call fresh elections.
9. As the essential measure to secure and entrench lasting reform we will introduce fair votes by proportional representation for Parliamentary elections .
10. Both sides were in a new situation and anxious to set precedents which would entrench their position.
11. We will reform recent legislation affecting the independent channels to entrench the interests of quality broadcasting and to guarantee political independence.
12. Mrs Bottomley is convinced the Tory victory provides the opportunity to entrench the reforms - and to give doctors, nurses and managers the confidence to make them work.
13. "It may do no more than further entrench the conspiracy of silence," Armstrong said.