| Its ultimate objective is to become superfluous by entrenching democracy deep within each nation through development of national capacities. |
| They would call this a meritocracy, others would see it merely entrenching the moneyed aristocracy. |
| Copied from a World War II German entrenching shovel, it had a folding steel blade. |
| Denmark intends to develop a general model for better practices, follow-up procedures and entrenching quality standards in local authorities. |
| Indeed, they are actively entrenching legal barriers to such practice rather than liberalising regulations. |
| The opponents of entrenching property rights will extrapolate potential scenarios unreasonably to make their case. |
