Sentence examples for establishment existed from inspiring English sources

Everson laid down the test that establishment existed when aid was given to religion, but that the transportation was justifiable because the benefit to the children was more important.

But conservative Muslims have consistently disapproved of theatre, and in Saudi Arabia, for example, no native theatrical establishment exists.

But Rushdie's shock omission appears every year, more or less, whether he has written a novel or not; a Martian might imagine that the entire literary establishment exists purely to provoke him.

One of the problems is that the research establishment exists as mini-fiefdoms — money given to one sector, like cardiology or psychiatry, rarely makes it into another, like sleep medicine, even if they are intimately connected.

Here no such establishment exists, and no such fear need to be entertained".

Into this social and political background, a variety of people most very liberal had moved to Lower East Side where an air of anti-establishment existed, dating back to the late 19th century.

Other such establishments exist, including Subway, Chipotle and Burger King.

But Arizona's divided status has more to do with populism; this is often far from moderate, but it has untethered voters from parties and from whatever establishment ever existed.

I had lived in a sorority house as a student, and this social island became in my mind Spark's The May of Teck Club in postwar Kensington, an establishment that existed "for the Pecuniary Convenience and Social Protection of Ladies of Slender Means below the age of Thirty Years, who are obliged to reside apart from their Families in order to follow an Occupation in London".

In case you'd like a map of where that slightly famous establishment once existed (it recently having been demolished), the CD booklet supplies such a thing, so plan your next trip to Memphis accordingly.

Two Justices wrote that the prayer in the present case is unlike the coercive religious establishments that existed at the founding of the nation.