Sentence examples for committed patrons from inspiring English sources

The historical realities of truly inspired art collecting prove that only committed patrons who value artistic quality and innovation will stand the test of time.

But now, nearly 80 years later, thanks to committed patrons and astute buying, there are about 2,700 sheets, divided almost evenly between European and American schools.

Of these, 225 were related to aggression committed by patrons towards bouncers, barmaids or other patrons.

Even though studies have suggested that bouncers sometimes are the first perpetrator, we only focus on aggression committed by patrons in the present study.

For example, roughly 1200 BC, merchants of Ugarit express deep concern to each other that a fellow citizen is to be impaled in the Phoenician town Sidon, due to some "great sin" committed against the patron deity of Sidon.

A more plausible threat to the validity of the effect estimate might be that in the wake of prominent adverse publicity about assaults in and around licensed premises, pub owners advised their staff to avoid calling the police in the event that a patron committed an assault on or near the premises.

Both patron and producer committed themselves to historical verisimilitude.

Running the state-of- the-art photography space doesn't come cheap and its patron, the Annenberg Foundation, is committed to keeping access to the Space admission-free!

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Professor Green has been announced as the new patron of Calm, a charity committed to preventing vulnerable young men from taking their own lives.

An unnamed "patron of the arts" has committed $5 million to the construction project, Mr. Rechnitz said, and offered a challenge grant of $5 million more if the community can match it.