Sentence examples for establishment to back from inspiring English sources

Should a Brother be appointed as mufti, it was feared, the Muslim Brotherhood could then wield the full power of Egypt's religious establishment to back its own political positions.

The endorsement was important to Sestak because it was the first time a prominent member of Congress broke with the Democratic establishment to back him over Specter.

"That brings up the question of which candidate it is the Democratic party establishment going to back.

The New Jersey governor said a lot of terrible things about Trump, and then shocked the political world when he became one of first high-profile establishment Republicans to back him.

Rumors were thick about dissension among the predominantly conservative board members, and though Dodds was, in the words of one aide, "at the peak of his personal authority," no one harbored any illusions that it would be easy to persuade 31 establishment leaders to back a stand they found at the very least unpalatable.

Trump is already distancing himself from the entire national GOP establishment by continuing to back Moore's candidacy.

Big business and senior bureaucrats also oppose postponing a tax rise that the whole establishment came together to back.Most concerned of all would be the Bank of Japan.

Even leaders in the trade union establishment were reluctant to back this grassroots initiative; wary its precedent would challenge privileged demarcations and hierarchies.

A list of Mr. Obama's top fund-raisers released Sunday showed the extent to which the Democratic Party establishment, once presumed to back Mrs. Clinton, has become more fragmented and drifted into her rival's camp, lending the early stages of the Democratic primary campaign the feeling of a family feud.

The GOP establishment, however, continues to back Cochran, and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

That is why the German political and financial establishment would probably have to back a bailout, despite public fury.