1.   The rhetoric of equal opportunity could not finally win over the entrenched interests in a broad-meshed filter, a crude sieve for the child population.

2.   This may involve overcoming entrenched bureaucratic interests if the bureaucratic co-ordination and centralization necessary for corporatism are to be achieved.

3.   The real problem is that, because of the infighting between various entrenched interests, the Scottish Office may opt for a quiet life and the status quo.

4.   A moderate Democrat, he presented himself as an idealistic reformer, an aspiring citizen-legislator who would take on the entrenched interests and established patterns of power.

5.   But Rowland sought to describe the program in populist terms and suggested that it was entrenched educational interests that had blocked it.

6.   But these steps often run into entrenched local interests, and the progress is slow.

7.   Gore focused on campaign issues, promising anew that he would fight against entrenched interests.

8.   He will work for the entrenched interests that fund his campaign.

9.   He will work for the entrenched interests that fund his campaigns.

10.   It is clear that Leon represented entrenched interests and not the public.