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View definitions for auspice

auspice

noun as in omen

noun as in patronage

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The county audit, ordered by the Board of Supervisors in February, is separate from an audit of L. A. city homelessness programs being conducted under the auspices of federal court in the L.A.

He was a little worried about the TV auspices there.

The ICC set up T20 International Inc in the country, operating under its auspices, to oversee the tournament instead.

From BBC

By Monday morning, the Israel Defense Forces announced it would launch an investigation into the "circumstances of the deaths of civilians in the area of the strike," under the auspices of a semi-independent fact-finding body.

From Salon

This group, operating under the auspices of the right-wing Heritage Foundation's “Project 2025,” presents an extreme example of how a second Trump presidency could gut institutional checks and balances.

From Salon

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