Sentence examples for establishments known from inspiring English sources

It has thwarted AK's attempts to promote the Islamic clerical training establishments known as imam hatip schools.Yet the AK party has made some headway.

The press officer of the consulate general of the Netherlands says that the sale of five grams or less of marijuana or hashish to patrons 18 or older is allowed in Amsterdam in establishments known as coffee shops.

Trading establishments (known as factories because they were headed by commercial agents, or factors) were maintained there by the British, the Dutch (1614 1738), and, briefly, the Danes and the French.

The first hint of which way the verdict was heading may have come, to some alert ears, soon after, when the judge seemed to pause to point out that "establishments known as 'strip clubs' often generate criminal activity including prostitution and narcotics".

The region's restaurants range from renowned establishments known for cutting-edge techniques, like that of Martin Berasategui, to traditional pinxtos bars, where locals debate politics while they dine on stacks of mini-tapas.

The owners of the establishments know what the bad guys are up to, but the staff doesn't.

"Asking drivers where they got their last drink lets establishments know that they will be held accountable," said Samuel Jefferson, the Jersey City police director.

We realize now that the establishments know each other better.... It's still far from perfect, but in terms of harmonizing perinatal care, say, it's a lot better than it was.

Those were strong words for a military establishment known for being intolerant of criticism.

They were worth it.Klimt was a leader in the revolt against the Vienna art establishment known as the Secession.

In return, few challenged Tepco's practices, even as it became the main player in Japan's nuclear establishment, known as the "nuclear power village".