Sentence examples for establishment so that from inspiring English sources

If now he can really change the face of the British establishment so that it reflects the entire nation the country will be better and fairer.

Do I hope the SNP can shake up the political establishment so that it serves ordinary folk right across the country?

The two men were so friendly, in fact, that Le Corbusier created a door that opened directly from his cabin into Rebutato's establishment, so that he could come and go without having to talk to anyone.

The computer automatically stores such data, either for downloading to maintenance staff at the journey's end or, on a railroad equipped with train-to-ground-installation radio, for immediate transmission to a maintenance establishment so that preparations for repair of a fault are in place as soon as the traction unit ends its run.

Organising is described by Alinsky as disruptive to existing power relations; in fact in his classic A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals he boldly asserts that the "job of the organiser is to manoeuver and bait the establishment so that it will publicly attack him as a 'dangerous enemy'".

Fastfoodmenuprices.com puts together their price listings by gathering many menus in order to average the prices for each particular fast-food establishment, so that it can create a general price for each item on the menu.

I live in a country that protects its establishment so much that someone like me is nothing to them – I am just like a little ant, and they are like a big elephant stamping on a little ant.

Brown has been getting good reviews for his aggressive jump into essentially privatizing his country's banking establishment, so much so that the US and other countries are copying Brown's "money for equity" bank-support scheme to try to stimulate banks to once again make loans to each other.

But, between them, these two books poked their fingers in the eyes of the religious establishment so sharply that they provoked screams which are still heard today, making 2009 a good year for anniversaries of scientific controversies.

And if Trump somehow loses the nomination to an "establishment" republican, Trump has demeaned and insulted both the other republican candidates and the republican establishment so much that his fanbase might find them hard to support.

This is a fact enjoyed by the establishment so much that, shortly after the film's release, the name was changed from the original "Airways" to the fictional one in the film, "Peelerz".