Sentence examples similar to permanent patronage from inspiring English sources

Although Catherine spent ruinous sums on the arts, most of her patronage left no permanent legacy.

In the period of their greatest influence (6th late 12th century), Jain monks of both sects, perhaps influenced by intense lay patronage, turned from living as wandering ascetics to permanent residence in temples or monasteries.

Every year, while young designers exhibit their works at the international Design Parade festival at Villa Noailles in Hyères, in the Var department of France, the Villa's permanent exhibition (Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles: a life of patronage) showcases the works of an artist the couple supported.

Paragraph (1) shall not apply to the payment of noncash patronage refunds by any institution exempt from Federal income tax if the entire refund paid qualifies as permanent capital.

On one hand, it "will worsen the well-known phenomenon of patronage," because if you want to be sure that after 5+5 and 3+3 years you'll get a permanent position you'll do everything to please your boss, she points out.

Satisfaction influenced patronage intentions.

Patronage has been poor.

Patronage pads the payroll.

Patronage also helps.

Talent needs patronage.

Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.