According to the House Subcommittee on Census and Population, which has legislative aegis over matters of national symbolism, Congressional debate over the matter dates from the 19th century, and the last two decades alone saw more than 70 attempts to elevate one flower or another.
Frankly, there has been a lot of utter dross shipped on the App Store under Disney's aegis over the years.
The FCAS LinkedIn group, which was set up in 2004 under the Health System Global aegis, has over 300 members whose profiles suggested theoretical and/or practical expertise and interest in the topic.
A military team under the European Union's aegis is expected to take over the running of the peacekeeping mission.Similar signs of hope are spreading across the rest of the region.
The Geneva conference on the Middle East began Dec. 21, formally under the aegis of the UN but actually presided over by Andrei Gromyko, of the Soviet Union, and his American counterpart, Henry Kissinger, with representation by all parties to the Yom Kippur War except Syria.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, December 31 , 1973P. 54 The Geneva conference on the Middle East began Dec. 21, formally under the aegis of the UN but actually presided over by Andrei Gromyko, of the Soviet Union, and his American counterpart, Henry Kissinger, with representation by all parties to the Yom Kippur War except Syria.
Aegis Value Fund led this group over the last 12 months, but that is largely due to a stellar past six months, when the fund returned 52%.
But the bell tolls for Bella when she hears her anaemic vampire lover is about to put an end to his half-life in Italy through the aegis of some ancient court of European bloodsuckers presided over by Michael Sheen.
THE international framework for taxing multinationals has been tweaked and refined over several decades under the aegis of the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries.
Though much of their output was bread-and-butter movies, Hemdale, under Daly's aegis, managed to earn more than $1.5bn over the years.
This attempt to stretch the Constitutional aegis of the government of the United States over a near‑by but foreign land and people was rendered doubly dangerous because of its illimitable possibilities.
