Sentence examples for establishment directly from inspiring English sources

With such a bleak future now plausible, my party has decided to take on the Eurosceptic establishment directly.

"With such a bleak future [Britain leaving the EU] now entirely plausible, my party has decided to take on the Eurosceptic establishment directly," he said.

Instead, Clegg implied that it was the Lib Dems who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the "Eurosceptic establishment" directly by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.

Instead, Clegg implied that it was the Lib Dems who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the "Eurosceptic establishment" directly in the European election campaign by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.

Instead, Mr Clegg implied that it was the Liberal Democrats who were the insurgent underdogs, because they were confronting the " Eurosceptic establishment" directly in the European election campaign by fighting on an unashamedly pro-European platform.

Others point to Mr Ganji's fall from grace, and to Mr Rafsanjani's comeback, to support their view that it would be folly to take on the establishment directly.Mr Ganji argues that change cannot happen in the current system, but admits that boycotting the polls is the closest that most Iranians will come to civil disobedience.

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These bands were often musically experimental, like certain new wave acts; defining them as "post-punk" was a sound that tended to be less pop and more dark and abrasive sometimes verging on the atonal, as with Subway Sect and Wire and an anti-establishment posture directly related to punk's.

They went over the heads of the establishment and went directly to the voters".

Many people here hold the establishment responsible, whether directly or indirectly, for Ms. Bhutto's death, and view the government's clumsy attempt to deny that she died from a bullet wound as confirmation of their beliefs.

Last week, King Abdullah challenged the conservative establishment even more directly, firing the chief of the widely feared religious police and the leader of the kingdom's highest tribunal, the Supreme Council of Justice.