Sentence examples for state's establishment from inspiring English sources

But there's a special ingredient in Tar Heel politics that the state's establishment -- first, wealthy planters, and later, industrialists and corporate titans of the New South -- have repeatedly ignored at their peril.

"Today we are witnessing the greatest failure in foreign policy of any Israeli prime minister since the state's establishment.

In a Republican primary Ted Cruz, who was backed by tea-partiers, easily defeated David Dewhurst, who was favoured by the state's establishment, including Rick Perry, the governor.

And supporters of Mr. Paul and his libertarian movement now make up nearly half of the state's 18-member central committee, having ousted some of the state's establishment Republicans who had backed Mr. Romney.

The consensus among the state's establishment to remove the flag came about, many civic leaders said, also because of what did not happen: There was no violent reaction, which made the old antagonisms harder to summon.

Many of the state's establishment Republicans feared that the McGreevey campaign was so effective in branding Mr. Schundler an ideological extremist that this year's Democratic nominee, Senator Jon S. Corzine, would have beaten him by an even larger margin, burying plenty of Republican Assembly candidates in the landslide.

After all, here was a native son, from a place that often feels ignored by the state's political establishment, threatening to roll over the establishment in his quest to become the chief executive of New York.

The state's liberal establishment is in mourning.

The conference in Puerto Rico, known as Somos el Futuro, traditionally attracts much of the state's political establishment.

It is a necessary move, as the state's Republican establishment has turned on him.

And Iowa state senator Joni Ernst was backed by her state's Republican establishment.