Sentence examples for establishment for which from inspiring English sources

If Princess Diana's words seem "extremely paranoid" – Nicholas Soames' verdict – then let's remember what Diana said about the Establishment for which he spoke.

The teenager was one of a legion of school pupils who joined protests last week with a zeal that sent a shiver down the spine of the rightwing establishment – for which a vision of students linking arms with workers recalled visions of protests past.

From the first, he championed the Anglican establishment, for which he was commended by Charles I. It was as a Parliamentarian, however, that he opposed the execution of the earl of Strafford, one of the king's chief advisers, and resisted the Root and Branch Bill, which would have abolished the episcopacy.

In addition, by virtue of the legislative battlefield it occupied, "quarantine" provided an opportunity to score a tangible hit against the medical establishment for which he had formed a significant enmity.

In the U.S., the type of work that workers are employed to do, the establishment for which they work, or the product that they produce is identified by the U.S. Census Bureau North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code.

This is a genuinely stylish and comfortable hotel that somehow manages not to have the attitude problem that plagues other establishments, for which "hip" means "rude".

The various establishments battle for which can put on display the most elaborate array of dishes and beverages, and the choices can at times bewilder you.

However, it is the medical establishment, for Raymond, which possesses this sovereignty.

There is a section called "The Establishment," for example, which is a group of politicians and political institutions and not an issue.

For a community perpetually disenchanted by the political "Establishment"—a group for which Hillary Clinton is seen as the poster girl Sanders's surprisingly successful presidential run has become a sort of lightning rod for its hopes and aspirations.

"Without security, without the army, the establishment of which Herzl called for, we will be unable to defend the peace, we will be unable to defend ourselves if the peace frays.