Their slot has, instead, been taken by a BFI cocktail reception celebrating their position as the new custodians of both British film culture and film production.
"We are also the custodians of some great responsibilities".
These custodians of the public debate will be broadly right.
Zoos realised they were no longer just exhibitors, but custodians.
They include three titans JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley as well as two regional banks, three custodians and two credit-card issuers.The move was made possible by a recent market thaw that allowed relatively healthy banks to go on a capital-raising spree.
I glimpse a flash of the distinctive "egg-and-bacon" yellow-and-pink tie of the Marylebone Cricket Club, the custodians of the laws of cricket, whose home is Lord's.
Most institutional investors, including pension funds, lend their shares through custodians for various purposes, including short-selling, in return for a fee.
As automated systems that can make more accurate calls than humans are refined and demonstrated, football's custodians may find that pressure for their adoption becomes too great to resist.
Aid money cannot bridge that gap, and the custodians of the MDGs should not pretend otherwise.
A statue donated by a German church has been crushed to dust by a bulldozer.The besieged clerics say that they are not being held hostage by the gunmen but are custodians of the shrine, protecting its sanctity.
More importantly, it will be the new number one in global custody (also known as asset servicing), overtaking JPMorgan Chase and cementing American dominance of that business (see chart).Global custodians safeguard and administer securities for banks, mutual funds and other institutional investors.
