Sentence examples for establishing a parallel from inspiring English sources

If this precedent is repeated in Libya, it risks establishing a parallel, extra-judicial process.

Mr Erdogan has accused Mr Gulen's followers of establishing "a parallel state" by infiltrating ministries, the judiciary and the police.

For his part, Mr. Yue has been appropriating classics of Western art for years, establishing a parallel between the experience of repression in Chinese and Western cultures.

Thousands of alleged "crypto-Gulenist" public servants accused of establishing a "parallel state within a state" have been sacked or demoted.

Mr Erdogan has accused Mr Gulen's followers of establishing "a parallel state" by "infiltrating" key government ministries, the judiciary and the police force.

The pose seems to have been copied from Emanuel Leutze's famous painting of Washington crossing the Delaware, with the intent of establishing a parallel between the founders of the two nations.

He persuaded airline trade groups, including the Air Line Pilots Association, to establish a parallel reward program.

They brought in their own units and established a parallel command, he said.

Their right-wing opponents are aligning themselves against it, working to establish a parallel brand.

Plainly, Mangold wants to establish a parallel: Jackman, like Alan Ladd, is standing up for justice and protecting a child.

Curiously, in that novel, Tremain went to some lengths to establish a parallel between Lev and Hamlet, the prevaricating Prince of Denmark.