Meanings of entrench inequality in English

The country must turn its back on rightwing solutions which entrench inequality, and whose values are purely market-based.

Corruption-prone governance, poor infrastructure, low spending on social welfare and health and the business dominance of a relatively few families contribute to entrench inequality.

It is a choice between entrenching inequality or creating shared prosperity through innovation.

The uneven quality of South Africa's public schooling system further entrenches inequality in finding employment.

He also accused National of slowly entrenching inequality.

The city hall is now working to change that, although promoting women's participation in Japan is tough due to entrenched inequalities, Okuyama said.

Capital in the Twenty-First Century, which argues that modern capitalism is entrenching inequality, was written a year ago in an obscure European dialect.

He also believes that the current system entrenches inequality, because children from poorer backgrounds tend to be less likely to be diagnosed with dyslexia.

It could just be timely advice to South Africa's new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, as he tackles entrenched inequality decades after the end of apartheid.