Examples of using Deeply ingrained in English and their translations into French
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Zen is deeply ingrained in the heart of Japanese culture.
The intention of the panel is to articulate the implications of public values that are deeply ingrained in the Canadian public political culture and institutions.
Gender disparities remain deeply ingrained in education, with 28 nations in the developing world counting 9
on powerful institutions and interests, or challenge deeply ingrained discrimination and stereotypes by investigating torture cases.
The violent consequences of past intra-Timorese political conflicts have bequeathed a deeply ingrained fear of any form of political contention.
to make a difference, but the task of changing a deeply ingrained culture cannot be left to individual efforts alone.
Emporio Balzani has invented codes which are deeply ingrained in chic and pop streetwear.
Barbados is therefore part of a region which has racism deeply ingrained in its history and social structure.
The deeply ingrained, almost reflex pattern of"buy the dip" has not yet driven many markets to fully correct the price decline.
Some practices are so deeply ingrained in the society that it is often difficult to call them discriminatory.
to mainstream gender equality, which involved the modification of deeply ingrained social and cultural patterns of conduct.
poverty, location and deeply ingrained social and cultural barriers.
A spirit of being open to the world is deeply ingrained in our community and in our association.
the acceptance of hostage-taking is deeply ingrained here.
Multilateralism is thus deeply ingrained in our way of looking at the world
It was essential to tackle those issues and the deeply ingrained attitudes underlying them.
Herbs, local cheese, honey, extra virgin olive oil are deeply ingrained, creating the distinctive"locavore" Cretan cuisine.
However, de facto discrimination persisted as a result of deeply ingrained social values which encouraged gender segregation.
Some say that the industrialized world must change its deeply ingrained patterns of energy consumption and make other adjustments.
Unfortunately, political conflict was often so deeply ingrained in the terrorist mind that honourable compromises were sometimes sabotaged by extremist elements.