Sentence examples for patronage for from inspiring English sources

Newspapers and magazines often provide an indispensable patronage for writers.

In caste-ridden Bihar, Maoists have received political patronage for decades.

Patronage for Ottoman poets in the classical age took a variety of forms.

However, in India patronage for the art form is rapidly dwindling.

In post-Suharto Indonesian politics the exchange of patronage for political support is commonplace.

She said their real motive was to increase patronage for Republicans in Huntington.

Experts say the Rock is used to generate kickbacks and patronage for security officials.

Actually I wasn't aware that we had, but that's royal patronage for you.

Court appointments have long been a main source of patronage for the politically connected.

It was the medieval monasteries, virtual islands of civilization scattered about the continent, that provided the impetus and the patronage for a major cultural revival.

But over the years, as power dynamics and fortunes have shifted and changed hands, brands have come to play a bigger role in art patronage for better or worse.