Sentence examples similar to establishment at once from inspiring English sources

Long the pinnacle of Germany's financial establishment -- at once immovable and impregnable -- Deutsche Bank has become a chip in a global game of bank reshuffling.

French educational history in the 19th century is essentially the story of the struggle for the freedom of education, of the introduction at the secondary level of the modern and scientific branches of learning, and, under the Third Republic, of the establishment of primary education—at once secular and compulsory between the ages of 6 and 12.

That sounds plausible; it is also impossible to prove and tempts Bagehot to think the most important thing about Lord Ashcroft is what he is actually saying.In enormous detail, he has captured the crumbling of the political establishment that he seems at once to revere and despise.

Teicholz's book also describes how an establishment of senior nutrition scientists, at once insecure about its medical authority and vigilant for threats to it, consistently exaggerated the case for low-fat diets, while turning its guns on those who offered evidence or argument to the contrary.

The spy chiefs and Whitehall functionaries in his 60s and 70s books are explicitly presented as a grotesque "vision of the British establishment at play", as he once put it; and Le Carré's mordant knowingness about the snobberies and mannerisms of the postwar governing class helps to make his spies' activities seem insiderishly plausible too.

Work should start at once on the establishment of a fair apportionment of emissions country by country, based on the principle of contraction and convergence.

The hidden hand of the G.O.P. establishment is once again at work.

When this information was verified, a great outcry erupted throughout Israel's military and intelligence establishment, with some demanding that the site be bombed at once.

The result of the first round in France's presidential election on Sunday was at once a reproach to the political establishment and a national humiliation.

Now, at 76, rejected by the establishment he once ruled, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani (pictured) has become just another wistful revolutionary, singed by the flames he once fanned.His exit from public life has been engineered with clinical precision.

The Silversteins' received a telephone call from Stern & Weiner, jewellers, of 83 Canal Street, Room 605, asking a salesman to come at once with an assortment of diamonds to their establishment.