Sentence examples for a ward of from inspiring English sources

The auto industry is a ward of the state.

Afghanistan is a ward of the international system.

Once a ward of private contributions and philanthropic foundations, the American university, like American science and technology, became in some respects a ward of the state.

And it doesn't matter whether you're in a ward of people who have wealth, or a ward of people who have nothing.

On a ward of ten only one patient had a nice flowery washbag, for example.

Genie, a ward of court, was moved to LA's children's hospital.

Corey spent much of his childhood as a ward of the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

Chad essentially became a ward of France and the United States.

Gaza's status as a ward of someone else's state changed abruptly with the 2006 elections.

Who fills out the form for a ward of the court?

In a corner of a ward of some seventy inmates, Ramírez alone had a worktable.