enmesh in a sentence

Examples

1. She said Fan especially is an asset when the plant faces worker-related issues _ employees are hired through the government _ or must unwrap the bureaucratic red tape that enmeshes so much of China.
2. Removing obstacles to cross-straits commerce, which is already huge despite them, has been a prime goal of Beijing, which seeks by any means to enmesh Taiwan more deeply in its fold.
3. These have followed on from the policy split of last summer, when hawks in the administration were deeply reluctant to enmesh American policy on Iraq with a resumption of U . N . weapons inspections.
4. In his 1970 book, " Nathanael West : The Art of His Life, " biographer Jay Martin wrote of the film : " Raft's ambitions innocently enmesh him with the law.
5. And the approach suggested by the court below of sensitive judicial case management would wholly fail both to protect the President and would enmesh the state and Federal courts in a politically charged task, lacking manageable judicial standards.
6. One proposal, advanced by Paul Cellucci, the U . S . ambassador to Canada, would require the two countries to so enmesh their immigration laws and monitoring procedures that the border itself would be all but invisible.
7. A commanding officer, telling the crowd of about 200 " you're all under arrest, " ordered other officers to bring the " prison van " and the " orange netting " with which to enmesh the protesters.
8. The president also became increasingly persuaded of the benefits of global trade to U . S . business and of the potential of commercial ties and international organizations to enmesh potentially rogue nations and enforce peace, foster democracy and protect human rights.
9. The British Empire Series takes place in a Victorian Africa; " Soul of Fire, " which unfolds in India; and " Heart and Soul ", which enmeshes itself in the chaos of 19th century China.
10. "Like an usher in a dark movie theater, holding the client by the hand, the lawyer guides him through the maze of law and regulation which now enmeshes all our lives, " he said in a 1984 speech.