Sentence examples for dedicated patronage from inspiring English sources

Our dedicated patronage at those places turned out to be a useless investment.

Homeland security is a vital but amorphous concept that demands dedicated experts, not patronage loyalists.

But Indian politics has got much muckier in recent years because of two factors: the rise of regional and caste-based parties, nakedly dedicated to delivering patronage; and the mutinous coalitions this has led to.In 2004, after eight years in the wilderness, Congress returned to power after winning 145 seats in parliament.

For Edward Bok, patron of the 250-acre Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, Florida, dedicated in 1929, patronage apparently ran in the family.

It is a space dedicated to the fruits of patronage.

His accumulation of wealth was excessive even by the standards of the age, but it was largely dedicated to public service and to patronage of the arts and of the University of Paris.

With a Democrat in the county executive's office, hundreds of patronage jobs that have gone to Republicans for decades now disappear, diminishing the ranks of dedicated volunteers who for years ensured strong a Republican turnout at the polls on Election Day.

Anthropologist Rohan Bastin speculates that the main Siva temple was once a minor shrine dedicated to village guardian deity Munisvaran that was transformed into a major Siva temple due to royal patronage.

He is dedicated.

They are dedicated fans.

But he was dedicated.