Sentence examples for establishment ties from inspiring English sources
The Times isn't the only major organization with deep establishment ties to have allowed a subject of its coverage to vet that coverage before readers saw it.
But he says he takes that stance not because he is an acquaintance of Mr. Bouton, or because of their intersections at the Club des Cent or any other establishment ties.
If not exactly a false equivalency, it is perhaps a false vicinity: the belief that Trump's unmitigated bigotry is just a few degrees removed from Clinton's history of establishment ties and nineties-era centrism.
Such is his power, or fear of it, that the two presidential candidates, Mirlande Manigat, a former first lady with establishment ties, and Michel Martelly, a popular singer running as a populist, both set aside their past opposition to Mr. Aristide for a softer line.
She also has one trump card that Sanders never will, given her establishment ties: a massive advantage in "super delegates", who make up a large percentage of the delegates who will actually decide the nomination at the Democratic convention this summer but who aren't beholden to vote the way their state's primary ended up.
While left-leaning Silicon Valley might balk, his deep Republican establishment ties remain more of an asset than a liability to Facebook and have allowed him to serve effectively in his role for more than 10 years at the company.
Over the last two weeks, the political establishment, tied to Wall Street and indifferent to working people, has received a just share of blame for allowing Trump to come to power.
Highly skilled return migrants contribute to the establishment of ties between the home and host systems.
Most analysts say the military establishment's ties to the atrocities in Darfur mean a fair prosecution of Bashir in Sudan is improbable.
One reason for this somewhat indefinite generosity was to maintain an American presence in Eastern Europe, since the plan called for the establishment of ties with the United States, including the temporary presence of American administrators.
Seated in a diner in a small Texas town, they're directly across the street from the Tres Cruces Savings & Loan, a fiduciary establishment with ties to a Mexican drug cartel that they are fixing to rob.
