Sentence examples for general aegis from inspiring English sources

Distilling an argument from some reading, most of it work created under the general aegis of the studies of street traffic done by the sociologist Erving Goffman, I had the sense that it all seemed to intersect on the idea that we regard cars as shells, closed homes, more than as mobile weapons.

The Syrian conflict could yield the following potential developments: (a) Negotiations to the bitter end in Geneva, under the direction of UN Special Envoy Staffan de Mistura, with a cease fire which leading to general elections under aegis of UN.

Mark A. Neporent, a director at Aegis and general counsel at Cerberus Capital Management, did not immediately return a call for comment.

In the past, the I.R.A. had arranged for inspections of two of its arms dumps by international monitors under General de Chastelain's aegis and had submitted a method of destroying its arms that he officially approved.

For the controls, individuals were included from general hospitals under the aegis of the two institutions from which the cases were obtained: Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social (Social Security Mexican Institute) and Secretaria de Salud (Health Secretariat).

In funds raised in 2006, 2008 and 2010, green technology was one of three main strategies, under the aegis of the general partners Ray Lane and Bill Joy — who have since both become partners emeritus.

Because of the risks, the Institute of Medicine committee urged that any vaccination of the general public "should proceed only under the aegis of smallpox vaccine clinical research trials or other well-structured clinical arrangements that meet the basic requirements of medical and public health ethics".

In general, villagers report that they have, under the aegis of the projects, planted and protected or protected more A. albida trees than they did in the past.

The raids follow a far-reaching investigation into the foreign funding of human rights and civic advocacy groups launched under the aegis of the country's ruling generals earlier this year.

Negotiations between representatives of the incumbent, Mwai Kibaki, and his aggrieved challenger, Raila Odinga, continued under the aegis of Kofi Annan, a former UN secretary-general.

After two months of turmoil and political paralysis, a shabby and unwieldy compromise was reached under the aegis of the UN's former secretary-general, Kofi Annan, whereby Mr Kibaki held on to the presidency while Mr Odinga became prime minister.Kenya, meanwhile, had been torn apart as never before.