The main difficulty in the colonization of these mosquitoes (a medical entomology term meaning the establishment of a laboratory strain) lies in their near complete inability to mate in artificial conditions.
All these liberal, well-meaning establishment fans of Hepworth and Moore are doubtless as repelled as anyone by the ugly, nationalist politics of Ukip.
He railed against "professional politicians" and the "Republican establishment"—meaning his own party's best candidates for the White House.
"He could be someone who really is potent in both camps," Mr. Morris said, meaning the Republican establishment and the insurgent conservative movement.
The Turkish military has long had strong ties to Israel's security establishment, meaning that its diminished domestic influence has weakened one of the main institutional linkages between Turkey and Israel.
Jafari said he was confident the country's negotiating team, which is led by its foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, did not cross the red lines laid out by the ruling establishment, meaning that the concessions made in the nuclear talks were approved by senior officials.
I don't need to worry about feeding my kids for the first time in my life – I got insurance, I can afford it if they get sick …" Earle continues, keeps right on talking, and when he later says that he is the new Nashville establishment, meaning himself and his "New Country" peers, his pride and gracious sense of vindication is evident.
Urban green spaces and planted trees can persist long after their establishment, meaning that today's mature canopy reflects conditions and decisions from many years prior.
Study outcomes provide meaning for the establishment of evidence-based methods designed to attract, nurture, and retain nursing educators in associate degree education.
The act also eliminates the requirement that the comparable employees be in the same establishment, meaning a female worker could challenge the wages paid to a male employee working in the same position for the same employer, but at a different work site.
His campaign poster at the time showed him making the arm gesture, which has been described as a cross between an inverted Nazi salute and a bras d'honneur, or French sign for "Up yours".Since then, as photographs of Dieudonné fans performing the arm signal have spread on the internet, the quenelle's defenders claim that the gesture has taken on a broader anti-establishment meaning.
