Auspices in a sentence

Even if the league is privately funded, but still run under the auspices of a local government, or by a recreation department managed by a unit of government, then it will be against the law — a crime — to hand out $20 trophies to players on the teams.

Guerilla training under CIA-ISI auspices included targeted assassinations and car bomb attacks.

Her first monograph to date, An Chaora Ghlas agus Scéalta Eile as Seanadh Farracháin, is a study of international folktales collected in Seanadh Farracháin National School, County Galway, in 1937-38 under the auspices of The Schools’ Folklore Collection.

Last month the Olympic Council of Asia made a proposal at the Olympic Summit in Lausanne to facilitate the participation of athletes from Russia and Belarus in competitions under its auspices.

The Film Festival is held under the auspices of the Consulate General of Greece in Tampa.

The meeting was held under American and Egyptian auspices.

The mutually agreed strategy came during a meeting conducted Sunday under the auspices of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya at Bab Al Baher Hotel.

There is clear determination on all sides to make progress toward a deal on humanitarian and economic measures, a permanent cease-fire and the resumption of a Yemeni-led political process under UN auspices, he added.

The restoration initiative is under the auspices of NFB’s English Collections curator, Camilo Martín-Flórez.

These were all materials compiled under the auspices of Ringelblum’s archive.

These were announced under the auspices of the new “Disruptive Technology Strike Force”, a multi-agency task force between the Justice, Homeland Security, and Commerce Departments in February to better coordinate export control enforcement.

What we ended up doing, first of all, it’s Funny or Die and Stephen Colbert, so the auspices couldn’t be any better.

When people find out about my first date with my husband now, 16 years later, they’re often surprised to hear we began under the auspices of one of the bleakest dystopian films in recent memory.

DFB, under the auspices of Dublin City Council (DCC), handles ambulance call-outs for the majority of Dublin city.

Governors and traditional rulers under the auspices of National Council of Traditional Rulers are currently meeting at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

He announced that on Tuesday, the religious scholars from all schools of thought in Pakistan would issue a joint Fatwa and code of conduct for the public under the auspices of the Pakistan Ulema Council.

Just last month, Taiwan, Canada, Japan, Australia and the U.S. got together under the auspices of the Global Cooperation and Training Framework and hosted a symposium on how to keep our oceans clean.

Organized under the auspices of the Association of Indian Universities, the tournament promises a dynamic display of talent, spirit, and regional pride in the days ahead.

The Allotment Expansion Guarantee (AEG) has now moved away from the auspices of the Great Estates programme.

The breach was allegedly run by a private investigations company called Equalize, run by former top police officer Carmine Gallo under the auspices of Enrico Pazzali, president of Fondazione Fiera Milano, an Italian trade fair and conference operator.