Sentence examples for establishment privilege from inspiring English sources

No doubt he'd be pleased by LACMA's show today — Purifoy died at 86 in 2004 — even though (and partly because) he was well aware that museums are spaces of establishment privilege.

Though Britain has no formal equivalent of the First Amendment, its tabloid newspapers in particular have prided themselves on being the scourge of the establishment, of privilege and of claims to a right of privacy by celebrities and others in the news.

Then, establishment social privilege was allowed to remain unconfronted and invisible.

Establishment of immune privilege is a multifactorial process.

In addition, VEGF is a potent suppressor of antigen-presenting cells in tumour microenviroment, contributing to the establishment of immune privilege of tumours.

It is involved in natural killer cell- and T cell-mediated cytotoxicity, the establishment of immune privilege, and in termination of immune responses by induction of activation-induced cell death.

4) Was prepared to reform the monarchy and the rest of the establishment and their privileges and practices (including public schools and fox hunting).

The reds rallied and railed, then as now, for Thaksin on the one hand and against the establishment entitlements and privileges on the other.

Surprising even some of his closest political associates and enraging his ultra-Orthodox opponents, Prime Minister Ehud Barak told his supporters during the weekend that he planned to push a "civil reform" through Parliament that, among other things, would strip the Jewish religious establishment of many privileges and powers.

It reflects how entrenched and widespread are the interests they are attacking: a complacent and self-serving education establishment, whose ill-deserved privileges Mr Gove has dedicated himself to removing.

The old establishment survived, protected its privileges and, under Margaret Thatcher – who missed Churchill's funeral on account of pneumonia – remade the legend of 1940 in their own image and for their own purposes.