Establishment means a single physical location where workers report to work, where railroad business is conducted, or where services or operations are performed.
Nevertheless, change for Mr. Sadeghi and many within Iran's establishment means altering existing law, not overhauling Iran's political system and establishment.
The "gross square feet of space" of an establishment means the entire interior space of that establishment, and any adjoining outdoor space used to serve patrons, whether on a seasonal basis or otherwise.
The term "gambling establishment" means any common gaming or gambling establishment operated for the purpose of gaming or gambling, including accepting, recording, or registering bets, or carrying on a policy game or any other lottery, or playing any game of chance, for money or other thing of value.
Ryan Lizza joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss how Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan have become some of the most reviled figures in Washington, and what the war on the Republican establishment means for the Trump agenda, the G.O.P., and the Democrats.
In response, G K Chesterton, in one of the funniest poems in the language, wondered whether Russians and Bretons were truly shocked in places "where Establishment means nothing/ And they never heard of Wales/Do they read it all in Hansard --/With a crib to read it with… Chuck it, Smith!" The favoured point of comparison, for decades, is with the Nazis.
In England, and in some Colonies at the time of the separation in 1776, the Church of England was sponsored and supported by the Crown as a state, or established, church; in other countries, "establishment" meant sponsorship by the sovereign of the Lutheran or Catholic Church.
But basic literacy has plummeted, and strict security measures at nearly every establishment mean few people can easily walk off the street into a library.
The verdict will dismay anti-nuclear campaigners, although the commission's membership, drawn heavily from the establishment, meant it was always likely.
What the establishment mean is that ambassadors should be free to recommend things that the general public would view with deep opprobrium, without any danger of being found out.
"Autumn" at Mr Santamaría's establishment meant the earth-smell of mushrooms fresh-picked in the woods, damp-feathered game pulled from the huntsman's pouch, and lentil stew so rich, so redolent of the season, that as the lid of the tureen was lifted Mr Santamaría's hands would start to rotate sedately, wafting the aroma upwards, and his eyes to close with sheer rapture.He knew about science.
