Sentence examples for establishment is made from inspiring English sources

Today's establishment is made up – as it has always been – of powerful groups that need to protect their position in a democracy in which almost the entire adult population has the right to vote.

The notion that the UK ballet establishment is made up of individuals with outdated racist attitudes might sound plausible to those unfamiliar with that world, but no one who actually knows directors like Tamara Rojo of English National Ballet, David Nixon of Northern Ballet or David Bintley from Birmingham Royal Ballet would entertain such notions for an instant.

In 2007, the government created the label "maître restaurateur" awarded only to those professionals who never serve prepackaged, industrially prepared food and the food they serve in their establishment is made from a minimum 60percentt fresh ingredients; among 80,000 establishments less than 2,000 have demanded and less than 1,000 have been awarded the title.

Mr Galloway told MPs there was no reason to "suspend democracy" and said the "British establishment is making a profound mistake" in giving Lady Thatcher a ceremonial funeral.

But as we enter the final stretch of the primary season, the key difference now is the Republican establishment is making peace with the fact that Trump will be their nominee, barring anything unexpected happening in Cleveland.

The disconnect between the South African people and the establishment was made complete at Marikana by the scenes of police opening fire on men carrying traditional clubs and spears.

Bob Franks, the candidate who had been supported by virtually the entire Republican Party establishment, was making a televised concession speech, meaning that Mr. McGreevey's Republican opponent in November will be Mayor Bret D. Schundler of Jersey City, a conservative political maverick.

Nor was he the last: the Alsace super-chef Antoine Westermann followed suit in 2006, as did Marc Veyrat and Olivier Roellinger in 2009, both saying the pressure of running a three-star establishment was making them ill.

Could the medical establishment be making the same mistake about other chronic diseases such killers as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's?

Fast-food settings were defined as establishments where payment is made before receiving food.

5 The establishment of diagnostic criteria for GORD is made complicated by the fact that patients with GORD represent a heterogeneous patient group.