auspice

Example Sentences

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Progress toward that goal is already underway, under the auspices of investigations involving the International Criminal Court in The Hague and the United Nations’ Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine.

From Washington Post

The revamped NPB was held for the first time last month under the auspices of a new organization, which publicly announced new rules for attendance.

From Salon

But other elements of the blacklist remained, including a ban on citing the two authors’ work in any material published under church auspices.

From New York Times

He wasn't trying especially hard at this crucial job: Maloney spent part of October partying with European millionaires under the auspices of fundraising, instead of pumping money into battleground races and campaigning.

From Salon

“We’re seeing that religion is being weaponized to keep people in line not not that just from a religious perspective, but in protecting the regime, under the auspices of religion,” he said.

From Washington Times