Sentence examples for establishment not to from inspiring English sources
"There is enormous pressure in the establishment not to bring up things.
If you style yourself as an anti-establishment party you can't expect the establishment not to fight back.
Under the leadership of Bush, Frist, Hastert and DeLay, the Republicans have built a fully mature establishment of activist groups, think tanks and lobbyists, which is amazingly aloof from the older Washington establishment (not to mention the media establishment).
Hillary Clinton started out as the overwhelming favourite, with the Democratic Party establishment, not to mention its big-ticket donors, squarely behind her and poll leads that sometimes topped 20 percentage points.
Representing them is Mr Rafsanjani, who has been under intense pressure from the establishment not to enter the race.
But, with his own party and the Shia clerical establishment, not to mention influential outside powers such as Iran and America and the entire international community backing Mr Abadi, the writing was clearly on the wall for Mr Maliki's hopes of clinging to power.
Some newspapers reported that deputy commissioner administration P.C. Meena later asked all commercial establishments not to keep women employees at work past 8 p.m.
For example, there are residential 'homes', 'households' or 'housing units' while there can be "businesses", "firms" or even "establishments", not to mention combining "homes and businesses", that can also use the terms "locations" or "premises".
However, years of company establishment seemed not to affect the openness of the company to adapt new initiatives that can help to improve the effectiveness of the operations.
Its failure to do so was one of the reasons that Bush, despite the powerful backing of the national GOP establishment, decided not to run for president this year.
McCarthy has harped repeatedly on the idea that the medical establishment is not to be trusted – only outsiders like her speak the truth, and it's a mentality that appeals to anti-big business liberals and anti-science conservatives.
