Sentence examples for establishment and set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rangel's long battle over the ethics charges has transfixed New York City's political establishment and set off speculation about how long he will remain in office.

In his latest book, he returns to one of his pet hates, the single currency project of the Brussels establishment, and sets about disembowelling it.

The amendments, approved on Thursday, say the provision does not apply to eating and drinking establishments and set criteria for defining what officials have called "sham compliance" by book and video stores.

Mr. Tiede accuses the press of pulling "out of the battle against establishment indifference" and setting off "on a corporately updated course".

Miliband's aides are determined to make sure his performance is not seen as a head-to-head with the SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, but he faces the danger of being seen as the voice of the political establishment and austerity, set against the SNP, Plaid Cymru and Green party leaders.

With the ultimate aim of developing a Crop Design Tool that will specify resource-efficient ideotypes for any environment, modelling procedures are proposed and tested here whereby wheat phenology can be optimised according to risks of abiotic damage (frost, heat and drought) to seedling establishment and grain set.

Whether it is a superstition or faith, commercial establishments generally take advantage and set up makeshift shops in the surrounding area selling various things that you can offer the idol.

Trump shattered expectations with an election victory that revealed deep anti-establishment anger among American voters and set the world on a journey into the political unknown.

Donald Trump shattered expectations on Tuesday with an election night victory that revealed deep anti-establishment anger among American voters and set the world on a journey into the political unknown.

Relative humidity – which is critical for the success of germination and seedling establishment – was set optimally at 70%.

The idea of allowing the political and technocratic establishment to set up EU parties from the top down, using taxpayers' money, is repugnant to democracy.