Sentence examples for establishment out of from inspiring English sources
Ms. Boxer, she said, was a member of an elite, entrenched — and ineffective — Washington establishment, out of touch with Californians.
Gen. Joseph L. Votel was another voice in a national security establishment out of alignment with President Trump on a range of issues, including Afghanistan, Russia and Syria.
The latest shake-up in Donald Trump's presidential campaign has jolted the Republican establishment out of denial to a new realization: Whatever happens to their nominee in November, Trumpism may well endure as a source of ferment in their party.
It's not just a matter of passing a bill – it would involve a great deal of constitutional unscrambling, and I wonder whether parliament would have the appetite". His current inclination is "to defend establishment out of bloody-minded anti-secularism.
But defensive devil-you-know pro-Europeanism as the last refuge of technocrats sustains the nationalist-sceptical critique of an elite establishment, out of touch with the popular mood.
The Republican strategist who twice helped George W. Bush win the Presidency is now, according to Breitbart, "the voice of the hapless Republican establishment," "out of touch," and "wrong in nearly every prognostication for the past ten years".
Around 10,000 establishments out of 150,000 were drawn by stratified sampling per year.
At that rate, it would take 20 years for California to lose just one percent of its business establishments due to out-of-state relocation.
AB 485 is not about regulating California establishments out of business.
According to City Hall, currently 97 establishments, out of more than 25,000 in New York City, have a cabaret license.
Thrift and resale shops, along with small toy manufacturers, have complained since the law's passage that its ban on the manufacturing and sale of products with more than the tiniest amount of lead and its requirement for third-party testing would drive these small establishments out of business.
