Sentence examples for come under the aegis of from inspiring English sources

The administration of PLR was moved to come under the aegis of the British Library in October.

And by next July, the private-equity property funds will come under the aegis of the SESC, lightening the FSA's load.

Most secondary schools in the United States come under the aegis of the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations.

They would have come under the aegis of Cardinal Bernard Law, who was then the head of the conference's Committee on Research and Pastoral Practice.

In reorganizing its curatorial departments, all European works created after 1800 will move from the Met's European paintings department, run by Everett Fahy, and come under the aegis of Mr. Tinterow's 19th-century, modern and contemporary art department.

Changes to local government boundaries this year have seen Dalyan and Iztuzu beach come under the aegis of nearby Ortaca district, and the licence to run beach facilities being sold to Oruç, a Turkish/British company of carpet merchants and property developers.

The program comes under the aegis of a CBS Corporation unit, CBS EcoMedia.

In the course of the 1920s Lansky's gang branched into burglaries, liquor smuggling, and other rackets and came under the aegis of crime boss Giuseppe Masseria.

Whereas equity and options trading comes under the aegis of the Securities and Exchange Commission, futures trading is overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which quaintly reports to Congress's agriculture committees.

Fashion then came under the aegis of the women's page editor, but it was something to be reported sparingly and often gently mocked.

The deal sees British savings accounts and current accounts that are in credit transferred to the Bank of Cyprus's UK subsidiary, which comes under the aegis of the Bank of England's new Prudential Regulation Authority.