Sentence examples for establishment regards from inspiring English sources

The media establishment regards him as a brash outsider.

"I suspect she never quite receives her due because the American establishment regards her as a British poet, while the British think she's American," suggests Astley.

Toronto's establishment regards Ford as a vanity candidate inhabiting the political margins, and only one of the city's four daily papers bothers to dispatch a reporter to his launch.

But analysts say there has been no clampdown on what Pakistan's security establishment regards as "good" militant organizations — those that don't attack Pakistan and whose ranks include fighters willing to carry out operations in India or Afghanistan.

Both the Beijing government and the New Delhi establishment regard the deal as important.

Sometimes the warnings came in the form of an official report, and yet the establishment regarded growing inequality as a mere statistical curiosity, worthy of the same sort of passing attention as the annual hit parade of baby's names.

Still raining #USAvGER pic.twitter.com/PCtuZjuvdM June 26 , 20143.12pm BST The kind people at Nottingham Trent University have sent me the thoughts of Dr Andrew Evans, a sport scientist at said establishment, regarding Suárez and his ban: This punishment won't serve as much of a deterrent to Suarez in the future as it's too similar to previously imposed sanctions.

If friends want to play basketball, they do not have to hire a referee and play four quarters for it to count as such, observes Mr Bevacqua.Your correspondent set off to visit a site on the outskirts of Dallas that many in the golfing establishment regard as a model for the sport's salvation.

There is still considerable controversy within the German medical establishment regarding the development of EM as an independent medical specialty [6].

Although many in the foreign policy establishment regarded the call Friday with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen as a major diplomatic faux pas that reflected significant gaps in Trump's understanding of world affairs, it now seems clear that the decision was deliberate.

The greatest obstacle to such collaboration has been the mutual suspicion between the two sectors and the concerns of the biomedical sector and the religious establishment regarding the 'unscientific' and unorthodox practices of traditional healers.