Sentence examples for establishment-oriented from inspiring English sources

In addition, a growing number of radical criminologists were critical of what they regarded as Cambridge's "establishment-oriented" criminology.

But the quirky iconoclast failed in his efforts to appeal to more establishment-oriented Republican primary voters and, in the process, alienated some of his base.

Her chief campaign strategist, Mark Penn, contended last week that it was Mr. Obama, not Mrs. Clinton, who was running an "increasingly establishment-oriented campaign".

In one city and prefecture after another recently, other opponents of Mr. Koizumi's long-governing party have been winning office from more establishment-oriented incumbents, suggesting an accelerating crumbling of a decades-old status quo.

The 1950s marked the move from newsreels filmed at Alexandra Palace in north London to Lime Grove, west London and from "staid, formal, unadventurous and establishment-oriented" editorial to the beginning of current affairs at the BBC.

But that's not to say that more establishment-oriented groups aren't well represented.

Conversely, large establishments oriented towards the local markets employ significantly less-educated workers.

Establish goal-oriented interaction.

Justice York's decision included nine pages of descriptions on how some of the mixed-material establishments segregated their sexually oriented material and included nonsexual material of legitimate interest to consumers.

After conducting the Varimax rotation and by 3 times of resuming, the results of the analysis of the principal components separated 5 factors from each other which were entitled as Establishment of Comprehensive Quality-oriented Strategy, Knowledge-Based Continuous Improvement, Benchmarking of Instructors, Development of Self-Evaluation and Participatory Development.

The ECM proteins provide polarization cues that signal through β1-integrin receptors to orient the establishment of basal-apical axis of the EPI cells.