Sentence examples for establishment laid from inspiring English sources

Illich's views on the medical establishment, laid out in Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of Health (1975), were equally radical.

As mourners gathered at services in Helsinki, Paris, and New York, and as many others — most of them members of Moscow's dwindling liberal establishment — laid flowers on the doorstep of Politkovskaya's apartment building and attended her funeral, at the Troyekurovskoye Cemetery, on the outskirts of Moscow, the President said nothing.

The traditional conception of Roman catacombs is that catacombs with Christian tombs were purely Christian establishments, laid out by the Church for this purpose.

Liberal Saudis have accused the country's religious establishment of laying the groundwork for a long siege with the extremists by inspiring countless frustrated youths to take up arms for jihad abroad.

The birds were kept in an outdoor aviary, enabling frequent nest controls and establishment of laying order of the eggs within a clutch, as well as the sex of the embryos shortly after clutch completion.

The gender imbalance at the heart of the British and American literary establishment has been laid bare by a new study confirming that leading literary magazines focus their review coverage on books written by men, and commission more men than women to write about them.

Once the ELS composition of each model was calculated the total number of units for each option in each model and the baseline were then multiplied by the average per annum costs per unit (See Table  7 in Appendix) using the costs from the SAFFIE (2007) and Nix (2010), following the establishment and management guidelines laid out in each option (Natural England 2010).

In this paper, this contingency is considered by supposing that N S subtends an ''emergency facility'' that does not have any establishment cost and is never laid on risky situations; also, it has infinite capacity.

Thus, the groundwork is laid for the establishment of an imperial presidency.

However, she said the foundations for progress were being laid, including the establishment of 700 health clinics around the country, and stepped-up training for medical staff.

In Rome, tavola calda establishments, where the food is laid out on a bar, are popular with office workers.