Sentence examples for establishment control from inspiring English sources
The pillars of establishment control – politics, media, finance – and the Omniterror that gives them carte blanche have been examined and found unconvincing.
And the McCarthyite witch-hunts of the 1950s can clearly be seen as an ill-judged and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to get Hollywood firmly back under establishment control.
Greater establishment control of the media today, which is not reporting the horrors inflicted on the people of Iraq as the media began in the U.S. to report on U.S. atrocities like the My Lai Massacre.
Yet, we are just beginning to understand how chromatin-based mechanisms contribute to the establishment, control and inheritance of gene activities.
The religious establishment controls colossal material and symbolic means — schools, universities, mosques, ministries, international organizations and media groups — to defend its position.
The military establishment controlled Algerian politics for most of the 1990s, after an Islamist party won the first round of a parliamentary election in 1991 and the election was aborted.
Ironically this broker is elevated to leadership by the same status quo forces the establishment controls.
The party establishment, controlled by President Johnson's loyalists, rammed through a platform plank calling for continued strong commitment to the war.
Reaction to the team in the south, where the public school establishment controlled the game, was less positive, and the sportsmanship of the team was criticised.
Maternal establishment controls (Mat-Est. CTCF+) consisted of X^X/Dp(1 f LJ9; e/e females crossed to y 1 z a g 53d / Y males, and paternal establishment controls (Pat-Est. CTCF+) were X^Y/Dp(1 f LJ9; e/e males crossed to y 1 z a g 53d / y 1 z a g 53d females.
Whether it's corrupt establishments controlled by greedy gatekeepers, policies that threaten civil liberties, or the stranglehold the mega breweries have had on beer production over the last 50 years, we've always aimed to put the embarrassing status quo under scrutiny.
