Sentence examples for establishment to go from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sarkozy made clear that the vow to "not allow any financial establishment to go bankrupt" came with strings attached.

It is rare for a senior police figures, let alone one who is part of the counter-terrorism establishment, to go on the record to voice scepticism about government plans backed by senior ministers.

A constant source of tension for Grove is what he perceives to be a reluctance by the medical research establishment to go back and ask why things fail.

I recognise the potential for this kind of establishment to go sour, to harbour exploitation and facilitate misogyny and other things that do NOT make me horny, but the clubs we visited were clean and operated in plain sight, accessible to admiring pervs and staunch critics alike.

I recognize the potential for this kind of establishment to go sour, to harbor exploitation and facilitate misogyny and other things that do NOT make me horny, but the clubs we visited were clean and operated in plain sight, accessible to admiring pervs and staunch critics alike.

Political consciousness and solidarity have given shape and strength to civil societies, making it increasingly difficult for recalcitrant establishments to go unchallenged.

"I had to go to a few meetings and one event, but as soon as I got involved, I loved it so much that I got involved in all the events the Coalition did," he said, noting that he took parts in protesting businesses that allowed smoking and rallied for other establishments to go smoke-free.

We are able to analyze differences in average education across establishments and to go beyond the exporters versus non-exporters distinction by classifying establishments across four main markets: local, national, EU and rest of the world.

The services offered within these establishments tend to go beyond those offered in the Scandinavian steam rooms that bear the same name.

The services offered within these establishments tends to go further than the Scandinavian steam rooms with which they share a name, because confused tourists aside, those who frequent the seven or so saunas in the Scottish capital are primarily there to buy or sell sex.

Composer and conductor Pierre Boulez, a towering figure in contemporary music, was an enfant terrible who mellowed with age but never flagged from his crusade to push music lovers and the music establishment to let go of the past and embrace new sounds, structures and textures.