Sentence examples for establishment to use from inspiring English sources

On the NBC show "Whoopi," the hotelier played by Whoopi Goldberg delivered an anti-Bush screed when the president, played by a lookalike, appeared at her establishment to use the facilities.

Pakistan's fear of a strategic encirclement if India and Afghanistan develop close ties has led Pakistan's military-intelligence establishment to use proxies to implement their foreign policy goals in Afghanistan.

The December 2014 attack on the Army Public School (APS), Peshawar, was conducted by the Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan, a group whose origins lie in the policy of Pakistan's security establishment to use Jihad as a lever of foreign and security policy.

Despite failing to create regional harmony by ignoring calls to create a panorama exception, the Commission is proposing a new copyright exception for educational establishments to use materials to illustrate teaching "through digital tools and in online courses across borders".

Flowtab filed a patent concerning the "ability for merchant sellers and servers in hospitality establishments to use point-of-sale applications to send one-click/one-touch order-status notifications to mobile devices of their customers".

McDonald's stores aren't the first establishments to use the technology.

Second, in 2003, USDA-FSIS issued the Listeria Rule, which encourages establishments to use combinations of postlethality treatments (i.e., after the product has been cooked), such as inclusion of antimicrobial drugs and bacterial growth inhibitors, to prevent contamination (27 ).

The president's populist showdown with the press began the era of what political scientist Stephen Skowronek has called "the plebiscitary presidency," in which presidents regularly appeal to the public "over the heads of the elites of the Washington establishment, hoping to use their public standing to compel that establishment into following their lead".

Unfortunately, powerful sections of the Washington establishment wish to use these talks not to seek an agreement with the Taliban as a whole, but to try to split that organization.

Mr. Sherani said Pakistan did not make the move before now because its  "security establishment wanted to use it as a quid pro quo for the Kashmir dispute," where both sides claim a disputed province.

Even by the arithmetic that the college establishment likes to use, a college education is no longer a great investment for many people.