Sentence examples for fell within the aegis of from inspiring English sources

Three main responses fell within the aegis of other non-health sectors.

The world-class stars  fell under the aegis of the enterprising north-easterner in the US during the second half of the 1970s and the early 1980s.

In Florida, the D.M.A. falls under the aegis of the governor's office.

The nonprofit organization has its own management but is a program of the Council of the Environment, which falls under the aegis of the office of the mayor.

And what if opposing supporters start accusing a player of being gay - surely that has to fall under the aegis of this new ruling?

At a hearing scheduled for Thursday, both sides are expected to argue over whether a notebook sent by Mr. Holmes to his psychiatrist around the time of the shootings falls under the aegis of patient-doctor confidentiality.

"It's never been perceived as high on the list," said Mr. Hantman, whose duties include overseeing the conservatory, which falls under the aegis of the Senate's Joint Committee on the Library of Congress and is financed by Congress.

The main terminal of the city's antediluvian airport desperately needs to be replaced, but that falls under the aegis of the central government, which so far has not found an investor.

But it is important to consider the essential point of museum collections: once an object falls under the aegis of a museum, it is held in the public trust, to be accessible to present and future generations.

Often, these programs fall under the aegis of NIH's Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA).

The UK Cabinet Office said in a statement that "the process for dealing with such issues falls under the aegis of the National Security Council".