Sentence examples for establishment that when from inspiring English sources

I think I heard the prime minister come out yet again on the wireless the other day with that pre-Keynesian howler – much in vogue with the German economic establishment – that when the private sector cuts back, it makes sense for the public sector to cut back too.

One of the looming questions for the Republican presidential candidates — and the political establishment that surrounds them — is this: when will the voting actually begin?

And indeed, the Green Apple was the very establishment that had so scandalized my grandmother when it had recently added 'exotic' entertainment.

The Republican establishment, that lumbering beast, still can't decide on how and whether and when to go after Donald J. Trump.

It's the establishment that was corrupt".

This was an establishment that sold sex.

It is a depressing litany: lye and flogging then, verbal abuse now, and widespread ostracism by pubs and other establishments that bar Gypsies (even when, as in the case of one London pub, they were socialising with a senior lawyer and a police officer).

Ralph Nader is never shy about knocking the establishment, especially when that includes corporate America.

But a 1998 study by Kenneth Chay of the University of California at Berkeley found that when smaller establishments became covered by the act in 1972, the employment and pay of black workers increased in them more than in establishments that were already covered.

Everson laid down the test that establishment existed when aid was given to religion, but that the transportation was justifiable because the benefit to the children was more important.

The plight of 3,000 refugee children testifies to their contempt for "outsiders", while Hillsborough reminds us that when our establishment conspires against its own citizens, the bureaucrats of Brussels can't come close to matching its toxicity.