Sentence examples similar to developing patronage from inspiring English sources

An unprecedented democratic transition took place, but an enormous power vacuum developed as venerable patronage networks dissolved throughout Mexico.

Mughal painting was essentially a court art; it developed under the patronage of the ruling Mughal emperors and began to decline when the rulers lost interest.

Most of the time tourism development is predicated on the availability of natural settings that can be explored and developed to ensure patronage of people for economic viability.

The Baroque art was developing to a great extent under the patronage of the Catholic Church, which utilized the art to facilitate religious influence, allocating for this purpose the very substantial financial resources at its disposal.

The denial process stems from the equalisation of reasons attached to people's patronage of packaged water for the developing and the developed world.

It is not a country in which entrenched codes of patronage have disappeared overnight or in which a developing democracy has purged itself of an abstract noun (corruption).

The indignant denunciations of this process — that it reeks of patronage and colonialism — obscure an interesting question: Why do developing countries allow this?

By the 13th century an additional source of patronage for writers and performers was the bourgeoisie of the developing towns.

Operation Breadbasket was modeled after a selective patronage program developed by Leon Sullivan in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Ideally, hoteliers seek to assess the value of each customer's patronage and develop a specific relationship with each customer.

A brutal war over turf and patronage has developed in recent years involving the governing Pakistan Peoples Party, the Awami National Party and the Muttahida Qaumi Movement.