Sentence examples for establishment as one from inspiring English sources

But Arthur Schlesinger's Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the era, "The Age of Jackson," published in 1945, resuscitated the former President, and the movement that helped him upend the Eastern establishment, as one of ideas rather than just impulses.

John was always amused at the prejudice against criminal law amongst the legal establishment – as one senior judge had put it, "the Old Bailey is hardly the SW3 of the legal profession".

But Arthur Schlesinger's Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the era, "The Age of Jackson," published in 1945, resuscitated the former President, and the movement that helped him upend the Eastern establishment, as one ofideas rather than just impulses.

This conflict is not meaningfully described as one of "ordinary people versus the establishment". In Britain, Boris Johnson, one of the main faces of the Brexit campaign, is about as establishment as one can get there; Trump is hardly the authentic representative of Main Street.

Considering oil palm plantation establishment as one driver of land-use change, there is a need to set up additional policy instruments to govern the sustainability of this product and to ensure that the monetary benefits are received by public entities through a tax schedule.

In what some in the medical establishment see as one of the most distasteful repercussions of medicine's transformation into a bona fide business, some health care professionals are beginning to support the idea of the money-back guarantee.

This new view will hold that Mexico's backwardness is not so much due to the fact that its energy sector is state-owned, or that there is no competition in the banking and telecoms sectors, but rather, because the country's institutions simply do not serve society and because the political establishment is, as one think tank director said recently, one of the most powerful cartels of them all.

An unusual deal struck in the 1950's, in negotiations surrounding the establishment of Grand Teton National Park, has established Wyoming as one of only two states (the other is Alaska) in which a president cannot use his power under the Antiquities Act of 1906 to unilaterally designate a national monument.

"Decades ago, I was about as anti-establishment as one could be," Mr. Lee said after his swearing-in Tuesday in the City Hall rotunda.

Only a journalist who is loyal to the establishment is treated as "one of us".

The Republican establishment seemingly rose as one in umbrage after he faulted Republican hawks for the birth of the radical Islamic State, or ISIS.