Sentence examples for establishment led from inspiring English sources

By then the Shia religious establishment, led by Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, had also had enough.

And Mr. Schundler won yesterday, in part, by denouncing the Trenton establishment led by his own party.

The establishment, led by the monarchist Democrats, regards the red-shirt movement as an unwashed rabble in the sway of Mr Thaksin.

Back then, the country's conservative establishment, led by Mr Khamenei and stiffened by Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, came together to save Mr Ahmadinejad from a wave of unrest.

They were revealed as Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg called on pro-Europeans to unite against the "anti-Europe establishment" led by Farage.

The church establishment, led by Cardinal Óscar Rodríguez Maradiaga, supported the ouster of Mr. Zelaya on June 28, although it condemned his expulsion from the country.

The new Homeland Security Department "will not make us safer overnight," Ms. Collins said, "but its establishment leads -- and I believe, will lead -- to new capabilities that will make our nation more secure under the very capable leadership of Tom Ridge".

From that time the Germans, who created early strong establishments (led by patriciates) especially in the urban centers of Silesia and other regions of western Poland, had been an increasingly influential minority in Poland.

While this is considered dangerous heresy among the buy-and-hold establishment lead by icons like Warren Buffett and Vanguard's John Bogle, there is evidence that momentum and timing can work.

Parasite spreading and infection establishment lead to clinical manifestations, which include lymph node enlargement, hepatosplenomegaly, apathy, decreased appetite, loss of body weight, onychogryphosis, ocular lesions, and skin lesions – such as exfoliative dermatitis, alopecia, as well as pustular, nodular, and ulcerative dermatitis [ 4].

From its founding, the league has been interracial; the organization's very establishment was led by George Edmund Haynes, the first African American to earn a Ph.D. from Columbia University, and Ruth Standish Baldwin, a white New York City philanthropist.