Sentence examples similar to tie establishment from inspiring English sources

He is kitted up in a suit and tie — an Establishment look for the former executive chairman of Breitbart News, where white nationalist views flourished on his watch.

Whether a chain steakhouse or a black-tie establishment, tipping is not optional.

A number of groups tied to establishment Republican operatives and donors also intervened in primary elections.

Over the last two weeks, the political establishment, tied to Wall Street and indifferent to working people, has received a just share of blame for allowing Trump to come to power.

The desire to obtain control in a situation of diminished autonomy can also be tied to the establishment of relational dynamics.

Mrs Clinton cast him as an idealist who will not get things done and Mr Sanders accused her of being too tied to the establishment to achieve real change.

Historians are now arguing that shamanistic practices in northeast Asia were intimately tied to the establishment of states, an analysis that fits the Qing case very well.

"I think there are those who are tied to these establishment institutions and donors who will pay lip service to what people are saying they want," said Changa.

Thus, the origins of the stonehouse tradition were closely tied to the establishment of a transoceanic trading paradigm based on hospitality and house-based commerce.

Park's future aside, the scandal has further exposed the unhealthy ties between establishment politicians and the country's conglomerates.

The super PAC, which has ties to establishment Democratic groups, has reported shelling out about $17.3 million so far this cycle, about three-fourths of which it has used to attack GOP candidates like Sens.