Sentence examples for establishment firmly from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush had the support of the Republican establishment firmly behind him, his national poll numbers never fell below 50 percent, and Mr. McCain never caught up.

Although the design of a large-scale NC machine tool is complicated, it can be further optimized by the precise exercise of object design by placing the concept of platform establishment firmly into serial product design.

Mr Paul's insistence on scrapping much broader provisions of the Patriot Act has pushed the Republican party's security establishment firmly back into the camp of the neo-conservatives who once dominated it.

Does Sanders still have a shot? - Chad Murphy (via email): "The party likes to decide the nominee, and we've seen the establishment firmly behind Hillary in a way they weren't in 2007.

But now that organization, forged in the fire of an epidemic and designed to take on the establishment, is firmly a part of that establishment.

But now that Israel's national security establishment is firmly in favor of a reconciliation initiative and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expanded his governing coalition, Israel is better positioned to pursue normalized ties with Turkey.

The share of G8 countries in the world export of arms was 87% during 1996-2000.The world establishment is firmly entrenched in this business; the permanent members of the Security Council of the United Nations are together responsible for 81% of conventional arms exports.

Powell is frequently described as an anti-establishment figure despite his firmly establishment background.

Brown was never arrested or tried for the Kansas killings, and when he came back East he found himself a hero — though not with the members of Garrison's abolitionist "establishment," who were firmly pacifist and consumed by their own sectarian squabbling.

Even if he loses, Netanyahu will establish himself firmly as the number two in the party, a hardline foreign minister with two simple messages - "yes" to the fight against terror; "no" to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

But unlike in previous years, this time the protesters were members of Thailand's oldest political party, the Democrat Party, which has long had a reputation as the staid, well-mannered and intellectual voice of the Bangkok establishment and has been firmly dedicated to resolving differences inside Parliament, where the Democrats lead the opposition.