Sentence examples for establishment whose from inspiring English sources

The foreign-policy establishment, whose members actually read speeches, was sympathetic to Obama's side.

They were running a deeply unsuccessful establishment whose lack of business was the price paid for the success achieved elsewhere in town.

A defeat in South Carolina could be an irremediable blow to his standing with a Republican establishment whose support came to him so early and easily.

It has mutated into a polyvalent call for emancipation from politics as practised by a Westminster establishment whose trademark policy is open borders.

At this early age, he was evidently gripped with a strong compulsion to punish the establishment whose lifestyle he was so eagerly embracing.

Typically, this is the minimum level of covering tolerated by an Islamic establishment whose official line is that "hijab is protection from sin".

Does the public financing of faith-based programs violate the Constitution, whose Establishment Clause requires government neutrality toward religion?

In-between there are thousands of dullish establishments whose owners seem to care more about catering to the mass market than about aesthetics or cuisine.

Originating in England, the gastropub heralded the arrival of edible, even sophisticated cuisine in drinking establishments whose culinary aspirations had previously risen no higher than the potato chip.

But Mr. Taylor said officials decided to write the rules so that they would apply only to establishments whose primary purpose was to sell food or where at least half the floor space was dedicated to food sales.

Both were political anarchists when they started out; both were ignored or disparaged by establishments whose disdain they returned in kind; and both lived in a colorful squalor whose low point was reached just before their great discoveries.