The Army's hostility to reform is deeply ingrained.

Colonel Budanov's trial challenges this ingrained sense of honor.

There are two dates ingrained in the memory of the Palestinian people.

I'd been very ingrained in the dance world since I was a teenager.

The era of DP rule is ingrained in Turkey s public consciousness as one of phenomenal growth and expanding freedoms.

But the centuries old culture of leadership that is ingrained in many African societies has played an equally disastrous role.

Research in recent years has shown how important and ingrained notions of fairness are.

I'm talking about the low level, day to day stuff ingrained in the culture.

Its practical borrowings are invariably stillborn, mostly because of the country's ingrained culture of contempt.

Corruption is so ingrained that the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting project named Aliyev as its Person of the Year in 2012.

The ingrained inertia of the current regime, however, seems to preclude any early move toward that.

Unfortunately, overcoming the deeply ingrained debt bias in rich world financial systems will not be easy.

Moreover, pacifism is deeply ingrained in the Japanese psyche, even among young people, largely owing to the painful legacy of Japan s prewar militarism.

Some tensions are deeply ingrained in societies, and peace requires more than any development agency can deliver.

In Jamaica, you eat the bun with cheese, a combination that has become ingrained in island culture.

This can only be reversed by violence, which is unlikely, so strong is the consensus that Lebanon needs a new president, and so ingrained is the rejection of force by all Lebanese.

This view, propagated since World War II by a quasi Marxist intelligentsia, is so ingrained that the French do not even bother to understand how markets operate.

It may seem to most Japanese that their continuing economic power affords them the luxury of indulging such ingrained habits.

In order to be prepared for the transformation, Americans must abandon ingrained ideas and old assumptions, and liberate unthinkable thoughts.

Today, conspiracy theories abound in Mexico about the origins of the virus, because government officials are viewed with such ingrained suspicion.

True, the deep, ingrained rivalry and mistrust between Libya s military security apparatuses is likely to give rise to splits that will be a key factor in undermining the regime.

This phrase was so ingrained in my mind that the news of February 11th totally pulled the rug out from under me.

Indeed, a key NATO member state has become the paladin of radical Islam throughout the Middle East, led by a president whose core political constituency is ingrained with anti Western sentiment.

That might not be the worst scenario a country could face, but it is not the most pleasant prospect for Russians, given their deeply ingrained sense of their status as a great power.

At the same time, it is a dangerous fallacy to seek redemption for a problem that is so deeply ingrained in Europe s history and in Islam s by blaming it on the Israel Palestine conflict or on young, alienated Muslims.

Yet, despite this deeply ingrained skepticism about human nature, we embrace humanity's talent for progress and innovation, because we recognize man's ability to correct mistakes and errors.

Historically, the country, and indeed the wider region, have battled deeply ingrained practices, often illegal or borderline, designed to influence political and economic outcomes or gain benefits or favours.

The first lesson we should draw from this month of civil strife is that development, however well managed, cannot solve everything. Some tensions are deeply ingrained in societies, and peace requires more than any development agency can deliver.

But they also have a historically ingrained sense of insecurity, owing to frequent conquest and domination, which is being aggravated today by the presence of American troops to their west in Iraq and to their east in Afghanistan.

But here is another deeper problem that it points to the bias against women so strongly ingrained in our heads that our nation can hardly believe in a confident woman who actually wants the best for this country.

But the shift to the frontier of cool and soft and high tech defies Germany's disciplined and ingrained engineering culture, the organization of business where administrators predominate over greedy entrepreneurs.

Instead of relying on fads emanating from abroad, we need to experiment and look for the unique solutions that will allow us to circumvent ingrained social structures that inhibit growth.

But, make no mistake about it, religion is a kind of fault line, and when a conflict gets ingrained in a region, religion can get sucked in and become part of the problem. Our modernity has been exceedingly violent.

Unfortunately, overcoming the deeply ingrained debt bias in rich world financial systems will not be easy. In the US, for example, no politician is anxious to say that home mortgage deductions should be eliminated, or that dividend payments should be tax free.

Simply put, when middle class Europeans begin to think that a good portion of the poor are recent immigrants, their ingrained belief in the virtue of the welfare state will begin to waver.

Even at Japan s world beating export firms, reluctance to confront the ingrained interests of the old boy network has made it difficult to prune less profitable product lines and the workers who make them.

It fails, for example, to take into account the hostile strategic culture against the US and against US strategic goals in the Asian and Pacific regions that has long been ingrained within the PLA.

Anti Arabism ingrained in workplace attitudes, printed in newspapers, promoted on the television, spoken about unabashedly by regime officials, and touted by intellectuals, and a key factor in maintaining the facade of Iran Persian nationalism.

Once the president s illegitimacy is formally acknowledged by a majority of parliamentarians, all his acts will be considered beyond his constitutional powers, and the process of electing a new president will be firmly on track. This can only be reversed by violence, which is unlikely, so strong is the consensus that Lebanon needs a new president, and so ingrained is the rejection of force by all Lebanese.

The protests in February brought out the shame deeply ingrained in our perception of ourselves, in a large scale go out into the street and shout your lungs out or don t just sit there, do something about it kind of way.

Not surprisingly, given the Americans deeply ingrained suspicion, the agreement reached earlier this year between Iran and Turkey and Brazil to allow for the export of low enriched uranium from Iran in return for fuel rods was not acceptable to the US.

But they also have a historically ingrained sense of insecurity, owing to frequent conquest and domination, which is being aggravated today by the presence of American troops to their west in Iraq and to their east in Afghanistan. Their outlook nowadays is the product of these two worldviews suspicious of others motives and proud of themselves as smart, tough negotiators and not without their own resources.

We are skeptical about unfettered individualism because of our awareness of man's sins, but also because of our profound awareness of the historical defects and aberrations in Germany's 20th century history. Yet, despite this deeply ingrained skepticism about human nature, we embrace humanity's talent for progress and innovation, because we recognize man's ability to correct mistakes and errors.

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