Sentence examples for patronage needs from inspiring English sources
The final plan for the World Trade Center site should not be driven by the financial requirements of any agency or the patronage needs of any political leader.
But at its worst, critics say, the Board of Education is a huge bureaucracy dedicated to fulfilling the patronage needs of elected officials, as well as of the various school unions.
But that patronage needs to be sustained.
So, not all NGOs are bad -- only those which do not support the whims and patronage needs of those within the narrow circle of rule of the autocratic governing elite.
Uccello's Battle of San Romano, we now know, was not painted for the Medici - so the careful juxtapositions of 10 years ago illuminating Medici patronage need to be re-thought.
The waqf, like other forms of patronage, provided needed social services without official intervention.
Without access to Mr Moi's patronage network, he needs their money.
He didn't seem able to secure the patronage, the alliances, needed to succeed among the expatriate community in Rome.
He may have gone because he needed patronage; the Fronde seemed to have destroyed his chances in Paris, and the Calvinist theologians were harassing him in the Netherlands.
"Given that consumers' preferences appear to be weak and are unlikely to have strong effects on patronage behavior, they need not dictate tipping policies," Lynn concludes.
