Sentence examples for establishment recently from inspiring English sources

On the other, the government, with its big stake in the car industry, relentlessly promotes car sales, even in Tehran, which already has 3.5m of them.Ettelaat, a newspaper close to the establishment, recently suggested that the poor quality of Iranian-made petrol may explain the recent increase in pollution.

The city's oldest drinking establishment, recently transformed in to a gastropub and comedy and music venue.

Shaul Zislin, who owns a beachside restaurant and two souvenir stores, sat in his mostly empty establishment recently and noted that the biggest problem was the perception that the beaches were covered with oil.

Unlike in Libya, defections from within the leadership, or even diplomatic service, have been few — so rare, in fact, that the departure of a mid-ranking cleric from the state's religious establishment recently was hailed as a victory by the opposition.

Unfortunately for a Taiwan only beginning to emerge from brutal authoritarian rule and a political establishment recently contemptuous of democracy, the KMT did not return to power with grace nor order.

Uyah Amed & Spa Resort was one of the many establishments recently forced to close.

Ayatollah Khamenei, who owes his position to the clerical establishment, has recently issued a series of ambiguous statements about the political situation.

Now comfortable members of the jazz establishment, they recently released their tenth studio album, "Inevitable Western," which retains an impish edge and populist charm.

The resistance economy "is a long-term solution for the country's economy and for achieving the lofty economic goals of the Islamic establishment", Khamenei recently told a gathering of economists in Tehran.

Christian Noyer, the governor of France's central bank, summed up the thinking of the French establishment, declaring recently that concerns about Italy would "dissipate once the country has the political means to implement its structural reforms".

Since that election, Mr. Ailes and his cohort of conservative anchors like Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity have been riding a wave of discontent that sometimes puts them at odds with the Republican Party's establishment, most recently with Fox News's advocacy of an independent candidate in the 23rd Congressional District in upstate New York.