Sentence examples for no patronage from inspiring English sources
"There's no patronage mill" in the Senate, explained Mr. Franks, with a rueful smile earned from having spent more than a decade in Trenton.
Receiving no patronage from the Manchu court and leaving only a minor following before the latter half of the 19th century was a different group of artists, now frequently referred to as "Individualists".
In the Liberal party he had no jobs, no patronage to offer, and he too often fell into the trap of being rude to those whose help he would later need.
If you've done something else with your life... I've had no patronage and sometimes it does feel you have to work twice as hard.' Blears credits her leg up into a government job to Anji Hunter, the former Number 10 gatekeeper.
"He said to me, 'If you take the job, I promise there will no patronage,'" Flynn recalled of his interview with the new governor.
Was he making a no-patronage pledge?
"We don't want Nassau County to go bankrupt, and we don't want people in other counties to look at us and say, 'Nassau County can't get it together.' " Other county employees said Mr. Suozzi's efforts to rid the county of no-show patronage jobs have vastly improved morale.
He received a modest gift but acquired no lasting patronage from Marguerite.
If you've got a Liberal government ready to give you pharmacare and a winking "money is no object" patronage to the equity-seeking groups it targets at election time and they're an incumbent "progressive" government trying to hold down the fort from the scary Conservatives why do you need a Liberal-lite NDP?
Harrison gave Hanna no control of any patronage in return for his fundraising.
