government patronage

Much scientific work was done under government patronage, direction, and funding.

The fortunes of Chrysler have also turned on government patronage.

This thus allowed for strong administrative control and continued government patronage appointments.

During his fourteen years in power, he created a substantial black middle class, chiefly through government patronage.

Foreign exchange and imports became a major source of government patronage and corruption.

In the 19th century mining schools under government patronage were being established all across the British Empire.

The film's success would seem also to have boosted Government patronage of Baroque music.

Wentworth gave important government patronage positions to relatives together with extensive grants of land.

Government patronage of the arts in this country is not nearly as extensive as in Europe.

Henderson was notorious for both his poor grammar and his ability to win government patronage.

Government patronage and consumer subsidies financed by oil surpluses had helped build a broad consensus.

"Of the government patronage, upon the condition specified, I am assured and this alone will more than sustain the Magazine."

They were all dependent on government patronage and printed solely information condoned by the government.

Government patronage can be a two-edged sword.

All through its history, the company has depended on government patronage for its sales and for survival by eliminating competition.

Many of those conductors have pointed to European government patronage as a more enlightened system that left music directors free of such social responsibilities.

Mixed-race people, never allowed the tools to accumulate wealth, had lived in part on government patronage that now must be spread among 44 million people.

However the accountability of these Boards was not clear, they were staffed by amateurs and they increased the scope for government patronage.

Under government patronage he dominated Brazilian painting in the mid-20th century until Abstractionism showed up in the 1950s.

Firstly, art in Victorian England had comparatively little government patronage but there were enough wealthy patrons to go round.

With government patronage, the Biharis quickly seized the opportunity to make these centres flourish quickly and attain renown.

The Speakership is for the whole House of Commons, and should not be an extension of government patronage.

In the parliamentary elections which soon followed his appointment, Harley, aided by government patronage, secured a large Tory majority.

Along with traditional social-democratic NDP policy planks, the party also began to attack government patronage and poor fiscal management.

Ismail Yusuf College is a fine example of co-operation between private philanthropy and Government patronage.