To me, bravery is taking on the establishment and the expenses department, as much as dictators abroad.
After the war he accomplished a major reduction of the military establishment and of government expenses, and he reduced the land tax and consolidated the national debt.
By directing money to one of the establishment candidates at the expense of the other, Mr. Rove's group could force the insurgent candidate to win an actual or near-majority of vote rather than a mere plurality.
In Ramis's movies, the nutballs, the slobs, the garish, the poor, the handsomely weird, the gross, and the sleazily charming dance around, revelling in the fun to be had within the establishment, and at its expense ("You think I'd join this crummy snobatorium?").
It made 36 recommendations, including the publication of annual accounts, the setting of a national standard for behaviour, guidance on expenses and the establishment of a database of members.
The Department of Clinical Epidemiology will be in charge of financing all expenses associated with establishment and management of the database.
Their unexpected position chimes with the main story of the season so far, the surprising rise up the table by lesser lights such as newly-promoted RB Leipzig (second), Hertha (third), Köln (fifth), Frankfurt (seventh) and Freiburg (eighth) at the expense of the establishment.
In effect, the Regulament confirmed earlier steps leading to the eventual separation of church and state, and, although Orthodox church authorities were confirmed a privileged position and a political say, the religious institution was closely supervised by the government (with the establishment of a quasi-salary expense).
Support is given to cover expenses incurred in the establishment of new networks or promoting existing ones.
Hamilton talked about a public mood of anti-establishment politics, but as a former Tory MP with his own expenses controversy, he's clearly pretty establishment.
