Sentence examples for Under whose auspices from inspiring English sources
The Board of Control for Cricket in India, under whose auspices the IPL is run, has been forced to act.
In 1843 Hunt formed the Ladies Physiological Society, under whose auspices she conducted a course of lectures for women on physiology and hygiene.
I'm a doctoral student here at MIT in the program in Science, Technology and Society, under whose auspices we're meeting today.
Merrill himself played an important role in 1926 in the creation of Safeway Stores, Inc., under whose auspices he founded Family Circle Magazine six years later.
Their superlative performances, especially in comedies focusing on marital infidelity, brought many triumphs for the Theatre Guild, under whose auspices they appeared until 1929.
After teaching at Boston University in the early 1980's, he established the Andover Foundation for Archaeological Research, under whose auspices he conducted his later expeditions.
"Hezbollah's murderous activity occurs with the knowledge and under the auspices of Syria, whose army is stationed in Lebanon," the Israeli government statement said, referring to the 20,000 Syrian troops on Lebanese soil.
Furthermore, PCP works under the auspices of BADAS, whose positive reputation as the largest non-governmental healthcare provider in Bangladesh facilitated acceptance of the intervention.
The property agency, whose mandate will continue under European Union auspices, expects to settle 40,000 more cases by 2010.
Brooklyn Catholic Charities is managing three buildings with 55 apartments in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn that have been rehabilitated under the auspices of the Enterprise Foundation, whose investors use the Federal low-income tax-credit program.
So tireless was his devotion to Israel that he was almost a one-man ministry of culture - seeking out young artists; helping them towards scholarships for study in America (under the auspices of the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, whose board he chaired); founding the Jerusalem Music Centre and its affiliated artist's colony, the Mishkenot Sha'ananim.
