Sentence examples for establishment by a from inspiring English sources

After Eton and Oxford, he is ushered smoothly to the heart of the establishment by a network of powerful friends and relations.

Barbara Boxer, a senator from California, was one of many leading Clinton supporters who resented being accused of being a patsy for the establishment by a colleague who came over as distant from the struggle of many minority voters.

She traces the legacy of racism throughout the 20th century, from 1967, when the White Hats formed, to the establishment, by a Baptist minister, of an all-white private school called Camelot and the voluntary closing of white businesses in the 1970's when they were ordered by the courts to hire blacks.

In Barcelona, for instance, the remarkable collective victory against the establishment by a crowdfunded citizens' platform, formed only 11 months before the election was built around the appeal of the one woman whose face was on all the posters In one of her most high-profile speeches of the election campaign, at a rally in September 2014, Colau addressed the grey areas in Spain's new populism.

The establishment by a partnership of operating norms and procedures that are in accordance with and reinforce the key principles of CBPR (Israel et al. 1998) is a key factor that attends to group dynamics issues through facilitating the trust and relationship building necessary to successfully conduct CBPR.

Last week, United States Representative Robert E. Andrews, a veteran Democrat from South Jersey, stunned his party's establishment by announcing a last-minute challenge to a fellow Democrat, Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, touching off a frenzied power struggle for endorsements and ballot positioning.

The present study focused on the influence of inflammation on endometriosis establishment by combining a peritonitis mouse model with an endometriosis model.

On election night, the upstart Republican candidate, David Storobin, rattled the Democratic establishment by taking a 120-vote lead over Lewis A. Fidler, a three-term city councilman, with more than 21,000 votes cast.

Mr. Erdogan irritated Turkey's secular establishment by lifting a ban on head scarves in universities last month, a move that drew scathing criticism from Mr. Yalcinkaya, the prosecutor.

Named after a 19th-century French opera, Manon is the latest baroque establishment by Andrey Dellos, a Moscow restaurateur who caters to high-rollers.

Nigel Farage said he was "unwittingly" taken to "one of those establishments" by a French presidential candidate after a Christmas party in 2002, but added he had not been to one since.