Sentence examples for establishment given from inspiring English sources
Still, Mr. Cuomo may find himself constrained in the extent to which he can run against the Albany establishment, given the 16 years his own father served as lieutenant governor and governor.
His growing cultural profile serves him well in the Russian political establishment, given that President Vladimir V. Putin's Kremlin is intent on polishing its own image in the West.
Sex has always been a problem for boarding schools, but particularly for a co-educational establishment given over to the philosophy of the sinister and eventually mad psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich.
It is not at all clear whether the leaders of the amorphous movement actually want the support of the Democratic establishment, given that some of the protesters' complaints are directed at the Obama administration.
And the notion that Republicans may lump in Mr. Giannoulias as part of this state's Democratic troubled political establishment, given the embarrassments involving Mr. Blagojevich (whose corruption trial will begin right in the middle of this campaign season) and others, worries some Democrats as they think ahead to November.
In the context of trust establishment, given and values, the trust value is often chosen as the mean of, that is,.
In Salt Lake City, the ailing Olympic establishment gave him a free hand.
When the Labor establishment gave Sharansky minimal help in staging demonstrations abroad in the eighties, Netanyahu, as the United Nations representative, was quick to do what he could.
That decision — opposed by Prime Minister Putin and much of the Russian security establishment — gave the United States and its allies the legal cover to intervene militarily in Libya.
But the first President Bush pardoned the major malefactors, and when the White House finally changed hands the political and media establishment gave Bill Clinton the same advice it's giving Mr. Obama: let sleeping scandals lie.
The blurred boundaries of the new establishment give it an advantage over the old: its members can pretend that they are engaged in an uphill struggle against the existing elite.
