Definition of "entrenching" []

• Present participle of entrench. (verb)

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• "This is because it goes beyond many others in entrenching the right to the minimum necessities of life - including clean water, good health care and housing."
• "The Benefactor Explanation: Matt Stoller says the right is more interested in entrenching inequality than worrying about the economy."
• "However we are dismayed that the Committee appears to have failed to pay proper attention to other important principles contained in the idea of entrenching an accountable efficient and responsive culture in our public servants, and elected representatives."