Sentence examples for establishment links from inspiring English sources

However, she rejected suggestions it would be hard to find a suitable replacement who did not have similar "establishment" links.

Her appointment was called for by some survivor groups, who said she had a good track record and was not seen to have any establishment links.

The first two appointments as chair had to stand down in the face of protests about their establishment links from survivors, and the subsequent role of the very different groups representing them has been hard to establish.

Justice Goddard is a judge in New Zealand and was appointed by the Home Secretary after two UK-based figured had to step down from the position due to establishment links.

The only thing that matters right now is that her appointment has failed, as did then-home secretary Theresa May's other appointments, Lady Elizabeth Butler-strong(strong establishment links, including a brother who was lord chancellor during the era being scrutinised), and Dame Fiona Woolf (accused of too close an association with the late Leon Brittan, who was being investigated).

Perhaps the hippies weren't aware of what was going on outside their own circle – or of dodgy things that only came to light later, such as establishment links to the criminal Kray brothers, who helped the MP Tom Driberg to some of his more questionable enjoyments.

Like then, we have a powerful military establishment linked to civilian foreign and defense intellectuals clamoring for an expansive military adventure to protect us from an onrushing enemy.

The core words associated with large-scale rewilding projects are connection and connectivity, the establishment of links among geographical areas so that animals can roam as freely as possible with few if any disruptions to their movements.

The Icelandic people were angry about news stories on the Panama Papers, which revealed establishment politicians' links to offshore funds.

The leaks gave the Government a lot to reflect on – especially about the establishment's links to Iran and about how much influence the US has in vetting Iranian visitors.

A confidential investigative file compiled by Swiss authorities notes that Falciani has "a certain talent for computing" and describes him as "an autodidact" who is "passionate about the exploration of data and the establishment of links within them".