Sentence examples for establishment power from inspiring English sources
The danger from Le Pen "does clearly exist", he said, adding that France had a history of toppling establishment power.
All the clues are to be found in the City of London, now at the heart of British establishment power.
Establishment power brokers, most notably Mitch McConnell, the endangered Kentucky senator and minority leader, have courted Mr. Paul in the hopes of obtaining some of his popularity.
Unlike Defense Secretary Robert Gates, Vice-President Joe Biden, and others who had risen through the foreign-policy establishment, Power favored aligning the United States with citizen-led movements, instead of with leaders.
The film was produced by Imagine Entertainment, whose principals, Brian Grazer and Ron Howard, have made Vanity Fair's annual list of new establishment power brokers the last two years, and whose other projects have received attentive coverage in the magazine.
That record has earned Bharara the cover of Time magazine and a place in the pages of Vanity Fair as a New Establishment power broker, "Wall Street's most fearsome foe". As well as an invitation to Vanity Fair's Oscars party.
A bigger risk is that Messrs Bezos, Zuckerberg et al merely follow the same well-worn path as previous generations of successful business bosses, from maverick entrepreneur to establishment power-broker, with a personal agenda that may or may not coincide with the good of the country.
In their place, he argues, came wooden-head academics who just pleased the establishment powers of the 1930s.
His view was shared by many Establishment powers, who felt that getting footballers to join the forces would help encourage other workers to do likewise.
In refusing to play ball with the establishment powers, whom they consider irredeemably corrupt, the newcomers are fraying nerves in Brussels and Berlin.
In response to the Meliorist threat, the establishment powers hire a pit-bull-carrying former corporate raider, the fictional Lancelot Lobo, to counterattack.
