Sentences with phrase «of wealthy elites»

The second, or upper, chamber was intended to be representative of the wealthy elite and national power - holders.

The first, like highways and universities, were the province of a wealthy elite, car owners and people with the money for an advanced education.

What's more, the more redistributive your policies, the more harshly you're likely to be attacked by sections of the media representing the interests of wealthy elites.

Kingsman, we learn, is a private intelligence firm, started by a group of wealthy elites whose heirs were killed during World War I and who found themselves with extra inheritance money on their hands.

And, in any case, there's something to be said, I think, for giving common people their own institutional branch through which they might assert their interests against other institutions more readily at the disposal of wealthy elites.

These champions of public education are prepared to fight in Chicago, across Cook County and downstate in Springfield for the rights and dignity of our students, their families and the future of all of Chicago's people, not just a handful of wealthy elites.

Competition and the Internet has brought the ability to buy and sell stocks and other financial instruments to the masses and taking it out of the realm of the wealthy elite.

So you have the unlikely pairing of wealthy elite and some Greens.

They eroded your constitutional rights, expanded the power of the wealthy elite, invaded countries under false pretenses, destroyed diplomatic relations with the rest of the world, and spent money like it was going out of style.

This is Batman - level sleuthing in the 21st century, where the best efforts to cover one's trail is ruined by an errant Facebook status update from the kids of the wealthy elite.

In front of a small crowd of supporters and Syracuse University students, congressional candidate Steve Williams said the United States is becoming an oligarchy — more controlled by a small group of wealthy elites.