Sentence examples for certain elite from inspiring English sources

And money has been made, by several outsiders and a certain elite of Russians now long past the thuggish behavior of the 1990s.

The police unions note that except for certain elite units, most officers have received no specialized training in dealing with unconventional weapons.

But combined with a certain elite disillusionment with the euro zone system and its economic consequences, German abandonment of the euro and return to the Deutsche mark is now a serious possibility.

Last year, for example, United offered certain elite fliers the chance to maintain Premier Executive status in the new year by buying or flying 17,500 miles toward elite status by the end of February.

The real stakeholders are those who hold the keys to the shadow state – the security agencies and the military whose praetorian nature is revealed by their tight control over certain elite divisions and powerful institutions.

And for a certain elite, cities are a powerful vehicle to create wealth; their critical mass generates the appropriate environment for knowledge creation and prosperity in the broadest sense of the word.

"But is it the people who have been betrayed, or certain elites?" Mr Assange staged a conference call, in which he updated the world on what he knows of Snowden's situation.

"Rhetoric that challenges certain elites like Wall Street banks is pretty safe," Sides said.

The band has also struck a chord with a certain cultural elite – and this is where things get complicated.

You cannot imagine how much distress there is among certain Arab elites that the people of Iraq preferred liberation by America to more defiance under Saddam.

It was "further proof of the unsustainable collusion between certain political elites and the milieu of money", said Arnaud Montebourg, a Socialist deputy.The Bettencourt affair comes after a string of scandals touching government ministers: one hired a private jet, another enjoys two official apartments, and a third charged vast cigar bills to the taxpayer.