Sentence examples for private patronage from inspiring English sources

Private patronage, meanwhile, can have its distinct advantages.

Carnegie's libraries were hybrids, combining private patronage and public mission, elite aspiration and populist appeal.

"Russia's misfortune was to enter the period of private patronage in the era of the McMansion".

Federal, state & city governments will participage but the American tradition of private patronage of the arts will be preserved.

By the late 1790's they had recognition and private patronage, but they never made much money.

Till recent times most of the monuments in Poets' Corner were raised by private patronage rather than as state commemoration.

Think of it as public-private patronage.

By honoring private arts patronage of the past, the Russians are trying to encourage private support from the West for their cash-starved museums.

Whereas the WHSA-II showed similar levels of clinic usage, the focus groups revealed a disaggregation of clinic usage into public and private clinic patronage.

Most cruel but arguably astute was the sacking of his brother, Prince Hassan, as crown prince, who had served him with complete loyalty for 34 years, just 12 days before the king died.Hussein was a poor economic manager, letting corruption flourish far too widely at the top level; indeed, he himself used the treasury as something of a private source of patronage and sometimes of high living.

In that distinctive mid-Eighties borderland between private enterprise and public patronage, it took root, found its audience and, in the manner of the time, launched a global celebrity.