Under the auspices of the Journal, or you wanted to go off and ... Yes, under the auspices of the Journal.
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Under Woodward's auspices, though, United's recruitment operation has been a mess.
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Holcova is an independent journalist who works under the OCCRP's auspices.
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Under his auspices, the Beijing Symphony Orchestra has completed seven European tours.
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Eclipses were omens usually, auspices occasionally, but always signs of great import.
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A similar construct operates across Syria's northern border under the CIA's auspices.
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It also regulates the members under the auspices of the UK government.
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She founded the publication under the auspices of the Actors' Equity Association.
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Her case, however, unfolded largely under the auspices of the Obama administration.
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Since 2011 Serbian and Kosovo Albanian leaders have held talks under EU auspices.
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During nearly two weeks of negotiations under the auspices of the Labor Dept.
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Under EU auspices, Kosovo and Serbia have been negotiating the issue for years.
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This U.S.-Russian deal was enshrined under auspices of the UN Security Council.
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This spending largely falls under the auspices of the Higher Education Act (HEA).
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It's like a visit to a psychic under the sober auspices of therapy.
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The Syrian Kurds operate under completely different political auspices than their Iraqi brethren.
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Right now, U.S. Cyber Command is under the auspices of U.S. Strategic Command.
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I figure this is a meeting I would take under my own auspices.
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Such authority currently falls under the auspices of America, but not for much longer.
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We in this country are unaccustomed to mass executions carried out under government auspices.
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Responsibility for U.S. export enforcement falls under the auspices of three executive branch agencies.
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The music leans underground under the auspices of locally famous house and techno DJs.
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Last week, opposing sides began direct talks under the auspices of the United Nations.
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I recorded the majority of it at Janus HQ under the auspices of Dan Denorch.
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It was later designated a historic site under the auspices of the National Park Service.
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A Saudi spokesman suggested reopening Sana'a's airport and Yemen's largest port, Hodeida, under UN auspices.
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The group is negotiating under the auspices of the Minerals Council South Africa industry grouping.
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This was all under the auspices of "promoting the new product" in case anyone asked.
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And I would tell him that would not happen under my auspices, that's for sure.
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That investigation, of course, under the auspices of AFRICOM, ultimately will go to the Pentagon.
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Under the auspices of the Macron Plan, Africa demands neither charity, paternalism, nor band-aids.
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Rather, Iran is incrementally escalating its nuclear program under the auspices of a deliberate strategy.
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The document requests are not taking place under the auspices of an official impeachment investigation.
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Under those auspices, he researches the sexual abuse of children and minors by the clergy.
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To purchase this, he sails under Christ's auspices, to the market of the new Jerusalem.
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In 2016, I lived in Spain and played under the auspices of various European clubs.
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The Paris gathering brought together Libyan rivals and representatives of the international community under U.N. auspices.
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The country is full of established public colleges and universities that operate primarily under state auspices.
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That investigation of course under the auspices of AFRICOM and ultimately will go to the Pentagon.
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A bunch of guys got together under the auspices of Time's Up. That's good for men.
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Yesterday's Committee hearing, while operating under the auspices of improving the EPA, wasn't much more constructive.
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Regardless of where it occurs, it's always done under the auspices of bettering the news product.
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For years, Washington has waged a war on reliable energy under the auspices of environmental protection.
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Currently that work is being done under the auspices of TRACLabs, a research outfit in Houston.
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In Florida, a similar scenario unfolded under the auspices of a "Cracker Navy," recruited via Facebook.
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It seems to have been under Machiavelli's auspices that, in 1502, Leonardo became Borgia's military engineer.
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The building was renovated in 2002 and now operates under the auspices of Miami Dade College.
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Testing the reach of their trades' capabilities, and under the auspices of the exalted Time Inc.
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The United States, under the auspices of the United Nations and with troops led by Gen.
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Those talks, taking place under U.N. auspices in Geneva, also appear to have collapsed this week.
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" In a statement, he added, "Kahane returned under the auspices of the Prime Minister of Israel.
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It had the auspices of a pseudo-event: something that felt created, almost forcefully pushed into existence.
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"These are usually done under the auspices of the family so it's difficult to prosecute," Orakwue added.
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The Kubernetes project falls under the auspices of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (or CNCF for short).
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Education, training, outreach, development, support, allocation, analysis — these will all fall under the auspices of XSEDE 2.0.
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I don't know the basis of the invitation, I don't know the auspices under which she went.
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All three served as Guantánamo trial observers under the auspices of the Pacific Council on International Policy.
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DeepMind hinted as much in November, when it announced the Streams app would fall under Google's auspices.
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Organizers put this together under the auspices that these guys are playing, and then they don't come.
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He also led expeditions around the world for Smithsonian Journeys, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution.
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A book published under Doon's auspices in 1995 included 51 pictures; additional ones have been released since.
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In the past, journeymen traveled under the auspices of a trade association, and today many still do.
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The ministry official said more than 3,000 tests could be done every day under central government auspices.
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Negotiations with the remaining companies under the auspices of the CCMA will continue on Thursday, Solidarity added.
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Under the auspices of the State Department, exhibitions of the American way of life became common abroad.
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Khashoggi's murder shows that limited, piecemeal opening, done under the auspices of absolute dictatorship, is not enough.
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The majority, though, grow weed under the auspices of the state's robust medical marijuana program, she said.
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In late 2017, under the auspices of The Jewish People Policy Institute, I teamed up with Prof.
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The public is more willing to accept outdated values when they are under the auspices of art.
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The Black Lives Matter movement, too, started outside of the auspices of the traditional black civic institutions.
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That initial blast occurred southeast of Socorro, under the auspices of Los Alamos National Lab-led Manhattan Project.
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The halt in fighting precedes peace talks set to begin on April 18 in Kuwait under U.N. auspices.
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"The conditions for a political solution under the auspices of the United Nations have been created," said Putin.
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The goal now is to secure a broader agreement under the auspices of the G20 and the OECD.
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Even now, Russia, China and Syria are suspected of continuing such work under the auspices of defensive research.
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He said any safe zone in northeast Syria, which Trump mentioned on Twitter, should be under U.N. auspices.
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Gilead was founded under the auspices of blowing up the existing power structure and claiming terrorists did it.
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Amendment 9 was conceived "under the auspices of clean water and clean air," wrote Florida's Pensacola News Journal.
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At the time, the removal of chemical weapons from Syria negotiated under Russian auspices was a favorite topic.
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The Saudi Foreign Ministry expressed appreciation for Trump's efforts and support for direct peace negotiations under U.S. auspices.
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On Monday, Ms. Haley called on Mr. Guterres order an investigation under the auspices of the United Nations.
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On March 2628, 28503, under the auspices of the United States, Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty.
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Facing such difficulties, Dulac sought to counsel young filmmakers, under Gaumont's auspices, and to direct short nonfiction films.
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A Chinese official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said such steps should only be taken under United Nations auspices.
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In 2015, X moved under the auspices of Alphabet, Google's newly-formed parent company, taking Project Wing with it.
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In terms of criteria, note that projects were judged more harshly if their creative auspices invited somewhat higher expectations.
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And the fundraising, hires, and brand building that occur under the auspices of an exploratory committee can be substantial.
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The blog post also fails to address why the data is collected under the auspices of a contact upload.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Neistat will be launching another YouTube channel in March under the auspices of CNN.
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Its debt-propelled growth took place under the auspices of the founding Benjumea family, which has strong political connections.
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The Jason contract operates under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Defense, with the Pentagon funding DOD studies.
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Yet, during these 28503 years, the amount of refugees under UNRWAs auspices ballooned from 22019,000 to almost 5.5 million.
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Instead, they are married under the auspices of a unique Kuria tribal tradition called nyumba ntobhu ("house of women").
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The governing body will make it clear that competitions outside its auspices create what it has called integrity issues.
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In the follow-up series, officers investigate crimes in children's literature under the auspices of the Nursery Crime division.
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China allows labor organizing only under the auspices of the official, party-controlled All-China Federation of Trade Unions.
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"This bill is being sold under the auspices of social justice, but it's really about money," Mr. Rice said.
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My generation graduated from college, got our first jobs and became adults all under the auspices of that truth.
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Of dozens of commemorative events organized under the auspices of the Detroit Historical Society, two are major museum shows.
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The statement further added that Saudi Arabia encourages starting direct peace negotiations between Palestine and Israel under U.S auspices.
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Some developed into large, well-trained and equipped militias that initially worked outside the auspices of the Afghan government.
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What was striking was that all these people had come together under the auspices of a march for women.
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A Saudi source said the country declined to attend because the meeting was not being held under OIC auspices.
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For Sophie Turner, who played the eldest Stark daughter on the HBO show, that's ten years lived under Sansa's auspices.
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Most of the asylum-seekers entered Italy under its auspices; 20 each went to Ireland and, somewhat improbably, to Albania.
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Under EU auspices, a special prosecution office was set up, but VMRO now claims it is packed with Social Democrats.
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"This is unusual; in the past, executions have tended to happen individually, under the auspices of different provinces," said Foa.
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He accepted it under the auspices of getting incriminating information about Clinton, assuming it was coming from the Russian government.
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" "You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process.
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Andina, which operates under the auspices of the Andean Community of Nations (CAN), is in a class of its own.
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In response, many U.S. companies are engaging altruistically in sustainability initiatives — often under the auspices of corporate social responsibility programs.
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A new Freelance Journalists Union, launched under the auspices of the IWW, has held a couple impassioned meetings in Queens.
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The ruling was made at a court in Geneva under the auspices of the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce.
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There is a reason why immigration and immigration enforcement was placed under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said any sanctions imposed unilaterally and not under the auspices of the United Nations were illegitimate.
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The countries maintained lower level interests sections in each other's capitals from 1977 to 2015, under the auspices of Switzerland.
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The therapist sent several pleading text messages, all under the auspices of a therapist saying her client needed her help.
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As a larger, single subset working under the auspices of the commissioner's office, umpires were warned about their combative style.
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She spoke at a conference at Harvard Medical School this month under the auspices of its Personal Genetics Education Project.
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S. President Harry Truman termed it a "police action," an undeclared military action under the auspices of the United Nations.
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As early as 1756, Scottish immigrants founded the still extant St. Andrews Society under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church.
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Grier reportedly spent $500,000 developing the L4 and building the initial copy under the auspices of his company FD Munitions.
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Many of the important meetings, collaborations, and events of my creative life took place under the auspices of the BOS festival.
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I know this, that the relationship is such that that wouldn't happen under my auspices, but I don't know about that.
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Aliens are present and may remain in the United States only as provided for under the auspices of federal immigration law.
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She provided pro bono legal services at the immigrant detention center in Dilley, Texas under the auspices of the CARA Project.
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The history of Nazi–fascist cultural diplomacy warns us that there is nothing inevitable about European unity under liberal-democratic auspices.
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The Jeep Compass is manufactured under the auspices of Italy's Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), which took over the bankrupt Chrysler Corp.
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Nonetheless, this reflects the right of individual states to govern their energy policy under the auspices of their respective state leadership.
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Of course, Hartford is not the first North American city to deploy sophisticated surveillance tools under the auspices of cutting crime.
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Oh, they're pension funds, which means ... Yeah, or even just that, what is the auspices of the relationship with the fund?
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He worked in Thailand under the auspices of the Red Cross, performing his clown show in schools, prisons and other venues.
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Since Mr. Trump announced the move in December, Palestinian leaders have flatly rejected the idea of peace talks under American auspices.
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If Mr. Trump fires Mr. Mueller, Congress can ask him to continue his investigation under the auspices of the legislative branch.
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Mr. Trump's gesture was widely condemned over concerns about human rights abuses in the Philippines carried out under Mr. Duterte's auspices.
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The defendants would release information under the "false auspices of a hacktivist group calling itself the 'Fancy Bears' Hack Team,'" prosecutors said.
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They are offering Messrs Barzani and Abadi a room in the American embassy in Baghdad to negotiate a deal under their auspices.
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Both are based in Nairobi and are conducted under the auspices of the World Agroforestry Centre, an international non-governmental research organisation.
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Last year, under the auspices of previous conversation-starter Miley Cyrus, the VMAs worked overtime to try to create the talking points.
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"You can't have any serious diplomacy under U.S. auspices if the U.S. has effectively predetermined the outcome of that process," said Rabbani.
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Working under the auspices of the Pentagon's secretive Strategic Capabilities Office, the branches have tested swarms of up to 103 Perdix drones.
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A parents' organisation in Bulgaria launched one recently, under the auspices of the ministry of health and the national association of paediatricians.
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More than 90 syndicates operate under the auspices of Lloyd's, offering specialist insurance and reinsurance such as marine, energy and political risk.
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The Trump administration started its trade war this year with China under the auspices of countering Beijing's theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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Under her auspices, an important section of the Egyptian galleries has been visually streamlined and the European paintings collection organized by theme.
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O'Keefe has made his bones by secretly taping people saying things they shouldn't under the auspices of an organization called Project Veritas.
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President Trump and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey met on Tuesday under the auspices of having a "meaningful" conversation about the turbulent website.
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The work is the museum's first acquisition under the auspices of the Marguerite and Robert Hoffman Fund for pre-1700 European Art.
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Contract negotiations continue to be conducted under the auspices of the National Mediation Board, and we look forward to their satisfactory conclusion.
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Further measures should include the demilitarization of the Palestinian state, and a possible peacekeeping force under the auspices of the United Nations.
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By the 1960s, most every transit system had either closed down or was under the auspices of some level of local government.
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Officially, you are not allowed to visit Cuba as a tourist; rather, you must travel under the auspices of 12 official reasons.
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In the 21990-odd years since Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, countless recordings have been made under the auspices of record companies.
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It is not the case that the procedure for Jews can be performed solely under the auspices of the ultra-Orthodox Rabbinate.
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The war pitted South Korea and the United States, fighting under the auspices of the United Nations, against North Korea and China.
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Dead drops from Russian drug web marketplaces were first reported in 2014, but under the auspices of Hydra the system has proliferated.
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A strange marriage of feminism and capitalism controls the commanding heights, and the commodification and regulation of sexuality advances under its auspices.
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But turning a blind eye to abuses elsewhere, under the auspices of the U.N., will ultimately make for a much darker world.
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Steeped in local lore, and armed with dry wit, Dr. George's tours are now offered under the auspices of the HistoryMiami museum.
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All under your watch"—he now looked to his father—"under your auspices"—and back to his sister—"down into the ground.
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And Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has in some cases the autonomy to act outside the auspices of the country's religious or political authorities.
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Under the auspices of a state-supported program, Hensley was prescribed Subutex — an opioid replacement drug that has helped her stop abusing drugs.
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He sought to lower the temperature by inviting in an anti-corruption mission, MACCIH, under the auspices of the Organisation of American States.
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Now, under the auspices of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting at Davos, a Swiss ski resort, these two ideas have come together.
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Under the auspices of Saudi Arabia, a High Negotiations Committee (HNC) has been established to represent the many rebel factions at the talks.
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After that it was time to leave the auspices of the early-stage market and move to, of all things, a public company.
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He said the meeting would be under the auspices of Dominican President Danilo Medina and former Spanish prime minister José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
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"Secretary Mnuchin, under the auspices of President Trump, has today determined that China is a Currency Manipulator," the department said in a statement.
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As attorney general, Sessions has broad power over asylum procedures and the immigration courts, which are under the auspices of the Justice Department.
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Under the legislation, every CPC in the Florida Pregnancy Care Network would become a subcontractor under the auspices of the Department of Health.
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Under the auspices of the Responsibility to Protect and Chapter VII of its charter, the United Nations has the authority to take action.
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The production auspices are also noteworthy, including installments written by Ronald D. Moore ("Battlestar Galactica"), Matthew Graham ("Doctor Who") and Dee Rees ("Mudbound").
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The notice titles supported this idea, said Global Times, the nationalist tabloid published under the auspices of Communist Party mouthpiece People&aposs Daily.
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MOSCOW, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Russia supports the continuation of talks on the Syrian crisis under United Nations auspices, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said.
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He calls for an additional $400 billion to be invested in building mixed-income projects under the auspices of the same trust fund.
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And we talk about hundreds, at least 100 terror lynchings that have happened in the Commonwealth of Virginia under those very same auspices.
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The biggest accomplishment of the conference appeared to be an announcement that a commission would be established under the auspices of the cabinet.
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The level of vile, often toxic contamination in basic consumer products was almost unimaginable to modern folk raised under the auspices of the FDA.
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Beginning last summer, the CIA spearheaded an interagency review of the classified documents under the auspices of the White House's National Security Council staff.
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At the time, this led me to think a system would eventually be remade under Chinese auspices, since China is now the credit nation.
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The forces are recruited, equipped, trained, and deployed under the auspices of the CIA to target insurgents from the Taliban, Al Qaeda, and ISIS.
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There was so much — so many people who weren't working under the auspices of the DAE, so many crops and livestock that weren't registered.
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McLuckie says they decided to do something entirely different and place it under the auspices of the Linux Foundation, but not as Kubernetes project.
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"Secretary Mnuchin, under the auspices of President Trump, has today determined that China is a Currency Manipulator," the Treasury Department said in a release.
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Each piece is stretched and worked on solely by Kokoska, so the final piece operates under the same auspices as Abstract Expressionism: action, reaction.
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Many of those presidential references are broad or opaque, meaning we do not know the full scale of the actions conducted under its auspices.
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The prosed rule is one of many decisions made by Pruitt under the auspices of increasing transparency and getting rid of conflicts of interest.
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The company was founded more than 20 years ago under the auspices of an institute within Russia's Ministry of Defense, according to its website.
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Addressing a global challenge like climate change is already difficult with the auspices of an institution like the United Nations to shepherd it along.
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The great strength of the World Trade Organization is that multilateral agreements concluded under its auspices reduce tariffs and other restrictions across the board.
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By organizing the process under the auspices of a federal bankruptcy judge, the law as currently constructed allows both parties to do just that.
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It said last month that it would try to reach a more modern and flexible agreement under the auspices of the AHD business association.
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Tuesday's funding comes under the auspices of the Connecting Canadians program, which aims to extend high-speed broadband internet to 300,000 homes by 2019.
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Hundreds of entrepreneurs in recent years have built their ideas into businesses under the auspices of incubators such as Y Combinator and 500 Startups.
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ET on a Thursday under the auspices of some exciting announcement related to "life in the solar system," or some other tantalizing news nugget.
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Each December, gifted student musicians come to New York for 10 days of concentrated work under the auspices of the Mannes School of Music.
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He has already indicated an unwillingness to accept the deal as written under the auspices of the previous administration and the other major powers.
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The third step is to sit back and watch as the news media unwittingly promotes the WikiLeaks agenda under the auspices of independent reporting.
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Executive power grew by leaps and bounds during the Bush administration, usually under the shady auspices of the post-9/11 war on terror.
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It was built, by someone who knows how to make a paint-by-numbers blockbuster under the auspices of the Disney juggernaut, to win.
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Now under the auspices of Tenet, the stellar New York-based early music ensemble, the project overlaps this year with the composer's 450th birthday.
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It's got some solid auspices (like Burn Notice creator Matt Nix writing and blockbuster director Bryan Singer directing), plus it's an X-Men show.
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Maria Zakharova, a spokeswoman for the ministry, said any sanctions which were imposed unilaterally and not under the auspices of the United Nations were illegitimate.
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"Correct if I'm wrong, people have disappeared in this country under similar auspices with other politicians in the fray, have they not congressman?" asked Kassam.
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Passwords are what controlling abusers may ask for from their partners, Perry said, often under the auspices of merely looking out for their partner's safety.
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Eleven years went by before I mustered the courage to show up at another—but again, it was under the auspices of being for work.
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Established in 1925 under the auspices of the nascent Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the AFCTU quickly grew to represent millions of workers across the country.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Thanks to scientists working under the auspices of the World Health Organization, you can be fairly sure your toothbrush won't give you cancer.
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Under Adnani's auspices, Islamic State launched large-scale attacks, bombings and shootings on civilians in countries outside its core area, including France, Belgium and Turkey.
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Between 2014 and 2015 just about every streaming service that wasn't legally buttoned up either shut down or was acquired and revived under corporate auspices.
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Jeffrey said convening a committee under U.N. auspices to begin work on a new Syrian constitution was a "critical step" toward advancing the political process.
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In the top of the third, she tugged at her visor and trotted out to the mound under the auspices of making a pitching change.
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The appeals will be heard by a three-person panel headed by a judge under the auspices of Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Appeals Tribunal.
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But the powerful people in this room under the guidance and auspices of the United Nations can solve many of these vicious and complex problems.
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By far the highest quality assessment of corporate tax issues has been provided by Jane Gravelle, writing under the auspices of the Congressional Research Service.
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That included the so-called Buffalo Billion, which has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into that city, largely under the auspices of SUNY Poly.
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It had its premiere in Paris in 2004 and comes to New York for the first time under the auspices of New York City Opera.
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An Appraisal Two years ago, I was in Cartagena, Colombia, teaching a workshop in cultural journalism under the auspices of the Gabriel García Márquez Foundation.
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The academy used to be attached to the University of East Anglia but later fell under the auspices of the University of Stirling in Scotland.
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His war research work on weather forecasting and armaments was done under the auspices of the Applied Mathematics Panel of the National Defense Research Committee.
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On Wednesday, the head of the state-run Stasi files agency said it would in future be put under the auspices of the Federal Archive.
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India has not, to date, shown interest in carrying out joint patrols with the United States, even under the more neutral auspices of counterpiracy operations.
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Michael Pak, Gilbert's driver, had brought her to the private seaside community of 72 houses under the auspices of entertaining just one man: Joseph Brewer.
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The memo defines gender as an immutable, biological condition — ironically and horribly doing so under the auspices of the Title IX federal civil rights law.
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The deep state being a term used in such literature referring to Iran's Supreme Leader as well as certain power centers under his direct auspices.
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" On the other hand, if the Lordstown plant does open under Workhorse's auspices, Mr. Cohen said, "it will be a big win for the president.
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The value of previous catches, obtained under the auspices of scientific research in the Antarctic, totaled only about a half to a third of that.
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The games are officiated by a team of referees, under the auspices of the St. Francis Xavier (SFX) Youth Sports flag football commissioner, Tom Henderson.
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Instead of declaring themselves tourists, they must come under the auspices of one of 230 categories like "educational activities," which include interactions with Cuban people.
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We know that the Iranians intend to stop complying with the deal agreed under the Obama administration and under the auspices of the European Union.
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" And in May, he described the administration's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, negotiated under the auspices of the United Nations, as "a major disappointment.
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Hundreds of Youth Conservation Corps members have worked on this project, under the auspices of the Escalante River Watershed Partnership and Grand Staircase-Escalante Partners.
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At least that's the intention of a new app launched under the auspices of the Ministry of Education and the Communist Party's Young Pioneers association.
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You're looking at a set of practices, in that case, that is pretty similar to a social credit score in China, but under different auspices.
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This December, under the auspices of the University of Massachusetts Amherst, I conducted a national poll measuring authoritarianism, along with more typical demographic and political factors.
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SF HOT, under the auspices of the Human Services Agency, approaches people living on the street and offers the Navigation Center as a path to housing.
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Under Broad's auspices, scientists from Harvard, M.I.T. and other institutions have sought the genetic and molecular causes of psychiatric disorders and the means of addressing them.
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Like most of its real-life counterparts, the gang operates under the auspices of the Camorra—a branch of which has sentenced Mr Saviano to death.
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Not so monetary policy under the auspices of the ECB, although the Frankfurt-based bank's evolution over the last 250 years would also have seemed fanciful.
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The Tony Blair government pursued one of the most liberal immigration policies in the Western world under the twin auspices of "business Britannia" and "cool Britannia".
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What Serio definitely needs around is someone to stop him from hoarding exotic animals and putting people in frightening situations under the auspices of awareness-raising.
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The Paris Agreement is the fruit of more than 2628 years of negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
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The FAA falls under the auspices of the Department of Transportation, which is among the federal agencies shuttered during the partial government shutdown that began Dec.
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In 2012, she gifted him his own line under the auspices of her empire; this March, he showed it on the runway for the first time.
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After that, contractors under CalRecycle's auspices could focus on remaining debris removal for recycling (metals and concrete) or disposal (ash and contaminated soil), Mr. Oldfield said.
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It is done under the auspices of the Soil Health Partnership, a collaboration of environmental groups, farmers, academics and industry working to alter soil health practices.
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Bringing together representatives of Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and the Palestinians under American and Soviet auspices, it lay the ground for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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Sergio Policicchio provides the video for what the composer called a "ritual opera of death," and Sebastián Zubieta conducts, under the auspices of the Americas Society.
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"It is a fundamental requirement for activities belonging under the auspices of this law to actively defend the interests of the nation's wellbeing," the bill says.
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Watching these lawmen ply their trade is interesting, but there's a stiffness to all this, perhaps because of the auspices and what we still don't know.
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The primary care physicians were almost evenly split on the idea of requiring all states to expand Medicaid under the auspices of Obamacare, a controversial concept.
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Geography and union make the United States a hegemon whose auspices create the conditions for globalization — but globalization diminishes America's geographical advantages and erodes American unity.
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"We're certainly aware of his travels under the auspices of his role with the United Nations to North Korea," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert told reporters.
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But the announcement, under the auspices of the United Nations Environment Programme, did not give full details of the changes or when they would come into force.
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This is the best way to exponentially grow those refund monies, especially if you invest in mutual funds under the auspices of your 401(k) or IRA.
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The lawsuit was filed in a federal court in Colorado in 2014 against sponsor agencies that operated the program under the auspices of the U.S. State Department.
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That deal would marry one of the the nation's four main wireless carriers with a dominant cable provider under the auspices of SoftBank, Sprint's Japanese parent company.
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Our current political and economic dead end can only be seriously addressed with a plebiscite "statehood or independence" under the auspices of Federal Public Law 113-76.
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Under those auspices, his new picture Phantom Thread feels like his Gosford Park: a British period piece that finds the filmmaker working in a distinctively classical style.
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She performs this free outdoor concert under the auspices of SummerStage, with an opening D.J. set by Greg Caz, whose specialties are Brazilian samba and baile funk.
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In response to the terrorist attacks on 9/11, a large part of the federal government was reorganized under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Not least, many are trying to persuade his transition team to respect the international deals the United States has accepted under the auspices of the United Nations.
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As the fight occurred under the auspices of the British Boxing Board of Control, the 26-year-old was subject to the national body's anti-doping regulations.
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At the same time, we do it under the auspices of a protocol that would give us the information to determine if it's truly safe and effective.
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She will appear, again under the auspices of New York City Opera, at the Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center with songs by female composers. Jan.
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In fact, most international institutions, including the I.M.F. and NATO, were set up under American auspices, to promote the interests of the United States and its allies.
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China is preparing to spend $85033 trillion in infrastructure projects under its auspices in an effort to sow goodwill and reduce trade barriers between China and Europe.
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The administration emphasized the Basij's role in recruiting and training children as soldiers, pointing to pictures of children practicing target shooting under the auspices of the Basij.
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And by preempt, it just means that you can't bring those claims—they'd get dismissed, because it falls under the auspices of the federal Clean Air Act.
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The Houses of Pose compete in the ballroom scene under the auspices of the master of ceremonies, Pray Tell, a Black gay man portrayed by Billy Porter.
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Laila Mostafa, head of the Raqqa Civil Council formed under SDF auspices to oversee the city, said that figure included both the fighters and their family members.
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Hall coined this term in the late 1970s to describe 'the rise of the radical right under Thatcherite auspices' from the ruins of 'the social-democratic consensus'.
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Three of the crisis's biggest villains — investment banks Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, along with insurance giant American International Group — would not have come under the act's auspices.
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"On a Saturday, you'll see 200 kids here learning to fence" under the auspices of the Peter Westbrook Foundation, she said at the Fencers Club in Midtown Manhattan.
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Protesters and lawyers clashed with airport border patrol agents before a federal judge temporarily halted the deportation of people detained under the murky auspices of White House ban.
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Invitation, under the auspices of Blackstone's already strong real estate leadership, began purchasing homes in 2012 and eventually amassed more than 60,000 homes, investing $1.2 billion in renovations.
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At the upcoming G20 meeting in Osaka, Prime Minister Abe will also launch a new process for looking at data governance under the auspices of of the WTO.
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HIA will reform medication use and establish a national anti-doping authority operating under the auspices of the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) and independent equine experts.
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Moving self-driving cars out from under the auspices of Google X (where the project lived for eight years) and into own separate company is a big shift.
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Yes, BlackBerry is still alive and kicking in 2018, albeit largely under the corporate auspices of TCL, which has made most "BlackBerry" phones in the past couple years.
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Now that they're under the auspices of the Justice Department, Mueller, Zebley and Quarles will be examining interactions between Russian officials and their former clients Manafort and Kushner.
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In India, the country moved to ban companies like Amazon from selling products of companies they own a majority stake in under the auspices of anti-monopoly law.
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Four companies are negotiating - Sibanye-Stillwater, Harmony Gold, AngloGold Ashanti and a smaller producer, Village Main Reef- under the auspices of the Minerals Council South Africa industry group.
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Burke said that among the options discussed was to decentralize procedures by setting up regional tribunals that would hear cases under the auspices and guidance of the CDF.
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We have also been chosen to host the international low enriched uranium bank under the auspices of the International Atomic Energy Agency which will start operating next year.
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Clad in the blue and white pyjamas worn by convicts, he was already attending a lesson in law under the auspices of a scheme backed by London University.
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Less weird was "The Raging Bull" Manny Fernandez, a legitimately frightening and legitimately violent guy who teamed with Rick Rude as The Awesome Twosome under the Army's auspices.
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But its executives and investors have already moved to create a new British firm, Emerdata, raising concerns that it will work to influence future elections under new auspices.
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"The government of Afghanistan welcomes every effort which supports the peace process under the auspices of the government," said Durrani Waziri, a deputy spokeswoman for President Ashraf Ghani.
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With the formation of a new Afghan government under United Nations auspices, Ms. Wali successfully lobbied to establish a Ministry of Women's Affairs in Kabul, the country's capital.
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Jimmy ButlerMiami Heat As part of a sign-and-trade that will send Josh Richardson to Philadelphia, Butler will end up under Pat Riley's auspices with the Heat.
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But the economic squeeze did prompt Mr Maduro, who rules as a repressive dictator, to start seemingly serious talks with the opposition under the auspices of Norway's government.
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Proving that the attack was carried out under the auspices of the AUMF, then, could give the Trump administration grounds for arguing for the legality of the strike.
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These recommendations resulted from significant third-party studies and from leading, independent subject matter experts, under the auspices of the respected National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.
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Given the failure of Myanmar's own commission to conduct a credible investigation, Ms. Lee should call for an independent investigation conducted under the auspices of the United Nations.
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Under the auspices of a new "Commission on Unalienable Rights," Pompeo and a cabal of anti-gay crusaders seek to further roll back recognition of LGBTQI rights abroad.
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"Our consensus in our caucus is that we will proceed under the auspices of where this matter is relevant and that is in the Intelligence Committee," Pelosi said.
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In her last decade on the appeals court, she was deeply involved in rule-of-law projects in Eastern Europe under the auspices of the American Bar Association.
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Some firms, under the auspices of furthering medical research, share data with third parties, which is the sort of decision you may not want to make for someone.
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"By 2017, we'll speak with one voice under the auspices of the NDRC to big donors around the country, pointing them to the best ways to impact redistricting."
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It took 16 years, from the time the US severed diplomatic relations with Cuba's communist regime in 19673, for an interest section to open under Swiss auspices in 1977.
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He was instead adopted by the US, and raised under the auspices of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, an agency designed to help fend off paranormal threats.
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He called on both sides to enter into "immediate negotiations" on a comprehensive settlement of the conflict under the auspices of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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Ken King, general manager for OpenPower at IBM, says that at this point in his organization's evolution, they wanted to move it under the auspices of the Linux Foundation .
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The Nations League format began under UEFA's auspices in Europe in September while CONCACAF, in North and Central America and the Caribbean, has also begun a Nations League tournament.
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Walker served as a member of the executive steering group to establish the Joint Technology Office-High Energy Laser Program under the auspices of DoD's Under Secretary-AT&L.
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But even if you don't perform your egg cleanse under the auspices of a professional, you may find that your egg is easy enough for a layperson to read.
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There is a precedent for this in the steel market, where Chinese overcapacity also led to the creation of a multilateral task force under the auspices of the G20.
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A group of economists under the auspices of the National Bureau of Economic Research, among them "Freakonomics" co-author Steven Levitt, analyzed a trove of Big Data from Uber.
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It goes without saying that this piece about my employer is my work alone, doesn't reflect management's views, and is done under the auspices of TechCrunch's independent editorial voice.
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" Speaking about Rohrabacher's contacts with Butina, Grubbs said the talks "all came under the normal, fact-finding auspices of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats.
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Religions are still thriving, as are wars between them, and secular regimes have wrought as much, if not more, havoc under the auspices of Jacobinism, Bolshevism, Nazism, and Maoism.
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The concert at Corpus Christi Church, presented under the auspices of Gotham Early Music Scene and the Americas Society, is part of the invaluable series Music Before 1800. Feb.
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It's a small abstract painting, one of a cluster of works that have been gathered, under Nazi auspices, to be jeered at for their decadence and their moral deformity.
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Through the auspices of Michael Eisner, the former Disney chief executive and a die-hard Clippers fan, Ballmer got in touch with Shelly Sterling, who was managing the sale.
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The Godzilla franchise began in 1954 under the auspices of the Japanese director Ishirō Honda, just a decade after the United States dropped nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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The group, formed under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security, will include representatives of the Justice department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Counterterrorism Center.
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"We talk about hundreds, at least 100 terror lynchings that have happened in the Commonwealth of Virginia under those very same auspices," Fairfax said, according to the Washington Post.
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As a child, Mr. Gaffigan started as a jazz and rock guitarist, but embraced the bassoon, and classical music, under the auspices of an inspiring junior high band director.
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These suspicions only deepened over the following years, which Latour spent in the Ivory Coast, under the auspices of a sort of French Peace Corps to avoid military service.
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Williams, for example, didn't know that Keys had submitted to several out-of-competition tests administered by an antidoping program operating under the auspices of the International Tennis Federation.
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"It's a tour de force," said Jérôme Le Blay, who is preparing an online catalogue raisonné of Rodin's sculptures under the auspices of the Auguste Rodin Committee in Paris.
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This is not just a major blow to the Kurds in Syria, who have led the ground fight against ISIS since 2014 under the auspices of U.S. military support.
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His intuitive longtime band — with T.K. Blue on saxophone, Alex Blake on bass and Neil Clarke on hand percussion — appears under the auspices of the Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival.
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Walls in the town centre are sprayed with "NPU" - the 500-strong Christian paramilitary brigade Nineveh Plains Protection Units that protects Qaraqosh under the auspices of the Iraqi army.
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The bill required any colleges operating under foreign auspices — CEU is technically an American international school — to have a physical campus in its home country, which CEU does not.
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Stettheimer believed Asbury Park South was one of her best works, and in 1922, through the auspices of Albert Gleizes, the work was included in the Paris Salon d'Automne.
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But that break didn't last long, and, within a year, all three members would move to San Francisco's Mission District under the auspices of giving Jawbreaker a real go.
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"Places of worship are registered, religious leaders are monitored, theological content is managed, and annual festivals or pilgrimages like the Muslim Hajj are organized under official auspices," Freedom House said.
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Latin American countries reached additional agreements to share information with one another - and with traditional tax havens like Switzerland, under the auspices of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The HNC said in the statement the goal of the negotiations was a political transition under U.N. auspices in which Assad had no role in the future of the country.
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Kevin Warwick—whose work and that of his students took place under the careful auspices of university ethics boards—says that he did learn from what happened beyond the institution.
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The agency told the researchers there were no such records — something Lombardo and outside historians found hard to believe, considering the Tuskegee experiment went on for decades under federal auspices.
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In 2003, under the auspices of SAG president and former child actor Melissa Gilbert, the actors union and the nonprofit industry organization the Actors Fund founded the Looking Ahead program.
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And this week a commission set up by Prosperity UK, a think-tank, under the auspices of two Tory MPs, Greg Hands and Nicky Morgan, published a report on alternatives.
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Kevin Warwick – whose work and that of his students took place under the careful auspices of university ethics boards – says that he did learn from what happened beyond the institution.
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Instead, the tournament organizers want to protect their exclusive rights to news of the moves, and air the event run under the auspices of the International Chess Federation, or FIDE.
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General Catalyst partner Niko Bonatsos has spoken of his desire to invest in technologies that are focused on urbanization — many of which could fall under the auspices of government tech.
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He graduated from university in 1942 and studied Japanese under the auspices of the U.S. Navy before working in military intelligence during World War Two, interrogating prisoners and translating documents.
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But further opportunities to understand early Syrian Christianity are slipping away, as the archaeological sites of Deir ez-Zor are being systematically plundered under the auspices of the Islamic State.
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Beijing balks at sanctions that are not imposed under the auspices of the UN. The death toll from two weeks of flooding across Bangladesh, India and Nepal climbed above 800.
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As the constitutional question remains, note that a global system of energy governance under U.N. auspices would adversely affect not just the energy sector but also the entire U.S. economy.
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Not surprisingly, given the tawny auspices of an HBO production that screams "awards bait" from every pore, the trappings of "Wizard of Lies" are, like Madoff's possessions, designed to impress.
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Under the auspices of Kushner's Office of American Innovation, administration officials have met with faith-based leaders, former inmates who have been rehabilitated, conservative leaders, and experts on the issue.
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The negotiations with the 2,000-strong National Liberation Army (ELN) will begin in Ecuador, according to an agreement signed in Caracas by both sides under the auspices of Venezuela's government.
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The Permanent Council, founded under Nazi auspices in 1934, was comprised of delegates from a wide range of European countries including Great Britain, France, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, and Iceland.
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So rather than taking a cut in price, they have decided to hibernate under the auspices of the private market, where some have still been able to raise more cash.
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These references constituted the framework of the three rounds of peace talks (85033-2016) held under the auspices of the U.N. and sponsored by 18 countries, including the United States.
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Complicating Daines and Warner's effort is the fact that the administration opposes a statutory change in authority for U.S. Cyber Command, which currently sits under the auspices of Strategic Command.
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The Clinton campaign has denied any wrongdoing, arguing that Band was reaching out to Abedin in his role as Bill Clinton's personal aide, not under the auspices of the foundation.
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World leaders are due to commit to two global initiatives, one on refugees and the other on migrants, by the end of 2018 under the auspices of the United Nations.
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Meanwhile, with elements of foreign trade policy following under the auspices of the executive branch, the midterm election is unlikely to have much of an impact on what comes next.
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If intercollegiate athletics, under the auspices of the N.C.A.A., wants to continue to receive such preferential treatment, it has to adhere to the educational goals that it purports to represent.
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The unity government, known formally as the Government of National Accord, was created from a political agreement negotiated under United Nations auspices, signed by Libyan leaders in Morocco in December.
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Under the auspices of the 1998 Copyright Extension Act, Mickey Mouse, or at least the original version of him seen in Steamboat Willie, will enter the public domain in 2024.
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The legislation would require only a 51-vote majority in the Senate, instead of the usual 60 votes, because it is written under the auspices of Congress's 85033 budget resolution.
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Official celebrations for the students of 1919 will take place this weekend across China — under the auspices of leaders who stand for many policies and values that those students opposed.
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The free philosophy event, held in dozens of cities around the world, first came to New York in 2015, under the auspices of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy.
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"A multi-donor fund under UN auspices will provide predictability for our partners and help to make the efforts more effective," Foreign Minister Ine Eriksen Soereide said in a statement.
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To determine control, a showdown between Comcast and 21st Century Fox (through the auspices of its soon-to-be owner, the Walt Disney Company) is scheduled to start Friday evening.
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Those allegations resulted, at the time, in the largest case ever brought under the auspices of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the keystone in the United States' anti-corruption regime.
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The market and takeout stand operate within the auspices of an actual fish farm run by Ms. Valenti's husband, Bob, a salty counter to his salt-of-the-earth spouse.
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The legislation would require only a 6900-vote majority in the Senate, instead of the usual 2628 votes, because it is written under the auspices of Congress's 28503 budget resolution.
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A group of economists under the auspices of the National Bureau of Economic Research, among them the "Freakonomics" co-author Steven Levitt, analyzed a trove of big data from Uber.
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Cavusoglu, Iran's Mohammad Javad Zarif and Russia's Sergei Lavrov are to meet in Geneva as the pause expires before the 150-member Syrian panel convenes under U.N. auspices on Wednesday.
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It is not just that, except for the Palestinians, every other refugee crisis across the globe is taken care of under the auspices of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
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One, "Cuckoo Clock," is about 200 or so professors of medicine and their spouses who gather in Grindelwald, Switzerland, for a conference under the auspices of the World Health Organization.
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But the main focus of the hearing was Facebook's Libra project, which the company is trying to launch with other partners under the auspices of the Switzerland-based Libra Association.
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Warren, along with Republican Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa, also objects to a provision that would allow companies to hide payments to doctors under the auspices of continuing medical education.
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" White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders accused Russia of ignoring the UNSC's resolution that demanded a 30-day ceasefire to continue the offensive "under the false auspices of counterterrorism operations.
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" And just this week, he rebuked the C.I.A. for using a brother of North Korea's Kim Jong-un as an informant, saying, "I wouldn't let that happen under my auspices.
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It's also a largely Swedish production, directed by the Danish director Janus Metz, and so, perhaps inevitably, it feels unlike most sports films made under American auspices — mostly quiet, almost meditative.
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Andy Cruz is undoubtedly obsessed with fonts, having created them for 20-plus years under the auspices of House Industries, a design firm cofounded with Rich Roat in the early 1990s.
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Many of the clinics that provide these stem-cell therapies have done so under the auspices of patient-funded, institutional review board–approved research, and the research is listed on ClinicalTrials.
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Under the auspices of the NER, set up in 2010 to counter liberal values and champion nationalist policies, some of Orban's associates have won an increasing share of publicly funded business.
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But May and Hammond cannot simply follow where Blair and his chancellor Gordon Brown led two decades ago, because the auspices for the public finances are so much less favorable now.
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The EU has proposed a task force of some 4,000 staff under Frontex auspices that will include judges, interpreters and border guards to help Greece sift through thousands of asylum applications.
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"It has been organized under the auspices of the alt lite, which embraces civic nationalism, rather than the alt right, which advocates white nationalism," the ADL said in a blog post.
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Even his conversion to the Jehovah's Witness faith came under the auspices of his frequent collaborator, ex-Sly and the Family Stone bassist, Larry Graham—who happens to be Drake's uncle.
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Support our call for establishment of an independent investigatory commission which, under the auspices of the U.N. and within six months, will present a report to the Public Ministry of Honduras.
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He has used its auspices to double the number of U.S. troops in Somalia, send thousands of additional forces to Afghanistan, and order significant increases in personnel in Syria and Iraq.
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In the Solomon Islands, only a single government has survived a full term, and that was under the auspices of RAMSI, an Australian-led international policing mission that concluded in 2017.
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The children were part of the Study of Early Child Care and Youth Development, done under the auspices of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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Among the scheduled honorees was Permata, a Malaysian children's organization that was founded several years ago under the auspices of Rosmah Mansor, the wife of the Malaysian prime minister, Najib Razak.
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Ryan, in a Wednesday interview with "CBS This Morning," said he was open to sanctions but indicated that any action from Congress would come under the auspices of the Magnitsky Act.
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It could not justify holding out for another 20 years under the auspices of amateurism, as college football did; it was a zero-sum game that required a zero-sum result.
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Worse, more and more Republicans elected under Trump's auspices, such as Josh Hawley, of Missouri, and Marsha Blackburn, of Tennessee, don't even see their association with him as a trade-off.
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"The Committee intends to provide the transcript, provided both parties agree to include it under the auspices of a protective order, which we understand is currently under discussion," the senators said.
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A White House official said the meeting was under the auspices of the presidential transition, while the Russians said Mr. Kushner was acting in his capacity as head of Kushner Companies.
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Under Mr. Rubin's auspices, "Killing Lincoln," the best-selling book Mr. O'Reilly would write alongside Martin Dugard, soared and created a series of popular (if sometimes deeply factually flawed) history books.
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He did it under the auspices of the house of Celine, and he did it with Celine-branded Champagne miniatures and a (literal) drumroll, thanks to members of the Republican Guard.
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In classical Greece, in fourth- and fifth-century Athens, the major artistic prize of the era, for drama, was given under the auspices of Dionysus, a god of wine and ecstasy.
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Until last weekend, the U.S. had been "absorbing" Iranian escalation and responding — under the auspices of its "maximum pressure" campaign — through a creative cocktail of sanctions, cyber-attacks, and military deployments.
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Under the auspices of Electronic Arts, which had developed the earlier versions of Scrabble for mobile phones, hundreds of thousands of users had signed up to play the popular word game.
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Under the auspices and direction of the Group of 20, the investment banks could issue bonds in a coordinated fashion, which these central banks would be ready to purchase, if necessary.
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Vigilantism remains banned except under official government auspices thanks to the Keene Act, a 1977 law named after Senator Joe Keene, whose charismatic son is now challenging Redford for the presidency.
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Mr. Giannini said there is enough evidence to warrant an independent commission similar to one conducted in the Darfur region of Sudan under the auspices of the United Nations in 2004.
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Meanwhile, negotiations under United Nations auspices to end the Turkish occupation of part of Cyprus and reunite Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots on the independent island are at a crucial phase.
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Each soloist — the American violinist Stephen Waarts, the French clarinetist Raphaël Sévère and the Korean cellist Sang-Eun Lee — had previously given a New York recital under Young Concert Artists's auspices.
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It has been 52 years since I and my colleague, Dr. Count Gibson, launched the first two community health centers in this country under the auspices of Tufts University Medical School.
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"We see the establishment of a lasting ceasefire in Libya and the continuation of efforts for a political resolution under the U.N.'s auspices as a topic of priority," he said.
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The Tehran Museum collection was put together in the late 1970s under the auspices of Iran's empress, Farah Pahlavi, for Tehran's new museum of contemporary art, which was inaugurated in 1977.
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Le Dialogue franco-russe (the Franco-Russian Dialogue) is an association created in 2004 under the auspices of Jacques Chirac, then president of France, and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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So it's possible that anything that pops up there in terms of pushing storylines those have been pushed by digital media, but they wouldn't have to fall under the TV-PG auspices.
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And he was there in the days that followed, when many of them came back, some with the same boxes, to work on cleaning up the mess under the auspices of Barclays.
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The "insider threat" video appears to have been produced under the auspices of the National Insider Threat Task Force — a program that came out of an executive order signed by President Obama.
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The Geneva peace talks, the first under U.N. auspices in 10 months, were convened after a shaky ceasefire was brokered between Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's allies Russia and Iran with Turkey.
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While paying lip service to the principle that any peace deal should be concluded under U.N. auspices, Russia aims to convene its own peace congress in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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Saturday night's convoy included about 100 IS fighters and nearly 200 family members, said Omar Alloush, a member of the Raqqa Civil Council set up under SDF auspices to run the city.
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"His CODEL [congressional delegation] as well as his meeting with Torshin all came under the normal, fact-finding auspices of the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats," he added.
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Given that Labour did not win a majority, and Brexit remains in progress under the auspices of a Conservative Prime Minister, it's a little hard to know what the quake part was.
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What's new: Ziegler, who announced his desire in a Tweet last week, told Axios he believes the app can help more people if it were under the auspices of a larger organization.
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Adding to the intrigue of a trial that has busted expectations of a dull trudge through Manafort's financial records is the fact that it is being conducted under the auspices of Mueller.
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Some 47 winters before a Super Bowl finally ended under the auspices of a fundamentally inequitable NFL overtime system, a man named Brice Durbin took a three-hour drive to Topeka, Kansas.
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Her partner's "friend" drags her backwards by the hair, still under the watchful auspices of and with some encouraging words from her partner, and into a gangbang with all five Black men.
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"I am not a huge fan of having all my electronic life hosted under the auspices of U.S. legislation, especially not in light of recent events," he wrote in a 2013 post.
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NER was launched in 2010 to counter liberal values and champion nationalist policies, and under its auspices some of Orban's friends and family have won an increasing share of publicly funded business.
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One crucial component was the simultaneous development of the Multics operating system — a joint effort of M.I.T. and corporations such as General Electric and Bell Labs, under the auspices of Project MAC.
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Born: South Luzon, Philippines Lydia was recruited as a missionary for a church in the Philippines and was brought to the United States under the auspices of helping the church raise money.
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While paint-by-number kits were busy taking the hobbyist market by storm, the art world began to embrace different sorts of art that were equally outside the auspices of traditional painting.
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And all because a minority of my fellow citizens, through the auspices of an antique electoral system, had sent a lying, selfish, irrational, jingoistic, uneducable, race-baiting misogynist to the White House.
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But, feeling unrepentant and maybe even a little relieved to be out from under the auspices of the law, you find shade in a broken-down car and contemplate your next move.
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It's a way to help Google win bigger deals and possibly convert customers from Microsoft Office to its own software over time, under the auspices of new G Suite boss Javier Soltero.
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It has been the subject of tens of U.N. Security Council resolutions, specifically stating that Kashmir is an international issue that needs to be resolved through a plebiscite and under international auspices.
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Erasmus added that it could not be held responsible "for any research that has not taken place under the auspices of Erasmus" by Dr. Liu, even though it continued to employ him.
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The FDP leader, Christian Lindner, made the comments on Friday after Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday any new aid programme should not include the IMF, leaving it under European auspices.
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"Nocturama" and other films in the series, which opens Wednesday under the auspices of the Film Society of Lincoln Center and UniFrance, scramble genres, starting as one thing, then turning into another.
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Under the auspices of Seeds of Peace, Asleh started meeting with Israeli Jews, Americans, Europeans, and Jordanians, at events held everywhere from a camp in Maine to a kibbutz in the Negev.
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Democrats objected to the fact that the bill did not explicitly block Trump from raiding defense funds and redirecting them toward building the wall under the auspices of a national emergency. Sen.
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Every summer, the Public Theater — often referred to simply as "the Public" — stages a series of plays at Central Park's Delacorte Theater under the auspices of its Shakespeare in the Park program.
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He went on in November, under the auspices of an anticorruption purge, to arrest more than 200 Saudi power brokers, including former government ministers, members of the royal family and wealthy magnates.
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" He supported affirmative action programs to help rectify bias, but opposed provisions that amounted, he wrote, to any "variety of racial discrimination under the auspices of the government of the United States.
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She said the United States will work with its allies to find a lasting diplomatic solution to resolve the hostilities in Syria under the auspices of United Nations Security Council Resolution 2254.
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An emergency round of talks has been scheduled for December to try to deal with the impasse, prior to a planned climate summit in 2019 under Guterres' auspices at the U.N.'s headquarters.
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In a statement on Friday the UCI said it was "surprised and disappointed" by the move, insisting E-bikes are one of the disciplines under its auspices, along with road, track and BMX.
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The Taskforce on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures, under the auspices of the Financial Stability Board, a global grouping of regulators, issued reporting guidelines in 2017, including for physical risks, but these remain voluntary.
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If trainees go this route—from training under Modern Labor's auspices to contracting out on its platform—they're still expected to pay back the 15 percent of what they make for two years.
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Ceasefires arranged elsewhere in Syria, under Russian auspices, freed up the Syrian army to advance east -- allowing them to race across 200 kilometers of desert to Deir Ezzor in just a few weeks.
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I've been able to confirm that Osborne, under the auspices of his London-based Connaught Limited firm, is in talks with Fortune's owner Meredith, but I don't know who else he's working with.
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Adding to this deeply flawed and unfair system is the inconvenient fact that most Wall Street arbitrations fall under the auspices of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the financial industry's self-regulatory organization.
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The event, held under the auspices of peace and friendship, focused on the efforts of the French and English knights as they sought to best each other in the numerous tournaments and contests.
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When it comes to the comic talents of Mr. Hart and Ms. Haddish, "Night School" (made under the auspices of Mr. Hart's production company) is less a showcase than a series of teasers.
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"I would tell him that would not happen under my auspices," he said, meaning, as best as anyone could make out, that he wouldn't let American intelligence spy on his dear homicidal friend.
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"A multi-donor fund under UN auspices will provide predictability for our partners and help to make the efforts more effective," Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ine Eriksen Søreide said in a statement.
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Prepa should restart the negotiation with creditors, under the auspices of the Promesa law, and make sure that any debt restructuring is paired with the operational fixes that the power authority desperately needs.
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Nor does deterrence explain removing deportation protections from nearly one million people who live in the country under the auspices of humanitarian programs or because they were brought to the country as children.
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The Democratic candidates also agreed that Congress needs to issue a new directive if the United States is going to continue launching new attacks under the auspices of nearly two-decade old votes.
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And the subscription is so affordable, it risks depressing the perceived value of high-quality games, or at least make people less likely to spend cash on paid games outside of its auspices.
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Saudi Arabia expressed appreciation for Trump's efforts and support for direct peace negotiations under U.S. auspices, although state media reported that King Salman had called the Palestinian president to convey Riyadh's unwavering support.
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This small, interagency body, under the auspices of the Department of the Treasury, still vets foreign acquisitions of U.S. entities based on a limited concept of national security, focused on defense-related industries.
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For a huge chunk of American history, whites gathered in town squares and other public spaces to murder black people under the auspices of punishing them for crimes they often had not committed.
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Even after Burke was forced into retirement by the scandal surrounding Loeb, for example, he was still owed an eye-popping payout of $434,370 under the auspices of unused sick and vacation time.
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So it is odd and it is sort of, it does sort of sound like a lure to sort of put people under the auspices of a socialize government and to zap their initiative.
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There he met Matt Lucero, and together the two artists, along with Phunam Thuc Ha, formed their collective in Vietnam, under the auspices of an advertising agency, in order to skirt the country's censorship.
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If he had made "The Irishman" under the auspices of a traditional Hollywood studio, it would have been business as usual, and the film would most likely be playing at a theater near you.
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Through the auspices of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Tennessee River system is the reason much of the Upper South finally gained access to electricity, but T.V.A. has not always been a good steward.
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Sunday will be the sixth time in the last eight years that I've run the marathon in New York as a guide runner for runners with disabilities, always under the auspices of Achilles International .
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In the decade to 2016 nearly half a million refugees were resettled in the United States under the auspices of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)—a hefty 70% of total global resettlements.
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But frustrated by the lack of cooperation from Congress, and keen to reveal his initiative at the 2015 Paris climate talks, Mr Obama issued the regulation under the auspices of the Clean Air Act.
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China is pursuing these initiatives under the auspices of the "One Belt, One Road" (OBOR) project, which, in its most expansive conception, would cover 65 countries and approximately 40 percent of the world economy.
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Rome does not have an extradition treaty with Sudan, so Italian officials met their Sudanese counterparts this year under the auspices of the NCA in London to pave the way for an eventual deportation.
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Work on TALONS will be continued by the Navy, but ACTUV (Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (yes, the acronym has an acronym in it)) will stay under the auspices of DARPA.
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Hissène Habré, the president of Chad from 1982 to 1990, was found guilty of crimes against humanity, rape and torture by a court in Senegal set up under the auspices of the African Union.
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Ceasefires arranged elsewhere in Syria, under Russian auspices, freed up the Syrian army to advance east, allowing troops to race across 200 kilometers (124 miles) of desert to Deir Ezzor in a few weeks.
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Under the auspices of public safety, the City of Chicago barred drill artists from working in their hometown, going so far as to prevent a hologram of Keef from "performing" even in neighboring Indiana.
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We must bring together all the world's governments under the auspices of the United Nations, to agree to a kind of counter-propaganda non-proliferation treaty targeting hate speech, fake news and extremist content.
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Mr. Remez said that they were not trying to undercut Mr. Abbas and, in fact, they favor talks with the Palestinians — but not under the auspices of the Russians, who should not be trusted.
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But its two latest series, the Seth Rogen-produced sci-fi comedy "Future Man" and teen serial "Marvel's Runaways," are both middling, narrowly appealing genre fare, more notable for their auspices than the execution.
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The regulatory scheme for automotive vehicles comes under the auspices of the Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, but their authority to oversee these emerging technologies will have to evolve.
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"As far as polling is concerned, most people don't have a really good sense of what a poll is: a good one versus a bad one, versus one done under other auspices," said Cohen.
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Tom Hammerschmidt's investigation continues to move forward, now with the backing of The Washington Herald and his former boss, Margaret Tilden, as well as a "Spotlight"-style team of reporters working under his auspices.
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At least 7,000 Iraqis, many of them interpreters for the U.S. military, have settled in the United States under SIV auspices since 2008, while some 500 more are being processed, State Department figures show.
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Neighborhood watch platforms that encourage people to report petty crimes, such as Neighbors—a home security social network run by Ring, which is owned by Amazon—have facilitated profiling under the auspices of safety.
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Where it stands: Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China, meeting with Iran in Vienna under EU auspices, issued a bland communiqué that "reconfirmed their commitment to the full and effective implementation" of the deal.
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A person familiar with the matter said there have been discussions between the administration and automakers about producing ventilators -- but that they remain preliminary, and aren't under the auspices of the Defense Production Act.
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Under the title "Darkness and Light," and under the auspices of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival, Mr. Foccroulle alternates mainly between contemporary and Baroque works, from Hosokawa and Gubaidulina to Grigny, Buxtehude and Bach.
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While her 2006 performance at the Metropolitan Opera was the first full concert by a female pop singer there under the Met's auspices, she was not the first female pop singer to perform there.
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About 18 months ago, Microsoft reorganized, dismantling its traditional Windows organization in favor of a focus on cloud computing, bringing core elements of Windows engineering under the auspices of the Azure cloud platform unit.
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"I'm a little surprised that Rupert seems as well disposed to Trump as he is," said William Kristol, a conservative Trump critic who co-founded The Weekly Standard under the auspices of News Corp.
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The African Union runs a peacekeeping mission in Somalia, under the auspices of the United Nations, and the base that was attacked, in the town of Kolbio, was under the command of that mission.
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He did so under the auspices of Stanford's avant-garde-leaning Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, but Conte's preferences tended to the more readily intelligible, albeit with stylistic curveballs thrown in.
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The issue: Democrats objected to the fact that the bill did not explicitly block Trump from raiding defense funds and redirecting them toward building the wall under the auspices of a national emergency. Sen.
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The suit calls Wright a "business partner" of this venture but names Dave Kleiman as the "sole member" of W&K, giving him ownership of all bitcoins mined under the auspices of that venture.
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" Cutting to the heart of the matter, Trudeau cited the roughly 3,000 workers who will be hired under the auspices of the deal: "The fact is that there are jobs in London relying on this.
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His death, in the hillside town of Settignano, came after a brief illness, said the Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, the arts festival run under the auspices of the Florence opera, where Mr. Panerai performed for decades.
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Precedent suggests that the trustbusters in the Department of Justice (under the auspices of the president), and not the Federal Trade Commission (a creature of Congress), will have the biggest say on the tie-up.
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Nova, whose work is often participatory and encourages audience engagement, will be performing under the auspices of this weekend's 2019 Art in Odd Places Festival, curated this year by Lulu Lolo around the theme INVISIBLE.
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The report was written and published under the auspices of the U.S. Global Change Research Program, which brings together the 13 federal agencies that work on climate change issues, from the Energy Department to NOAA.
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The paper was published under the supposed auspices of the "Illusional Papers," a comic reference to the "Occasional Papers" published by Texas Tech's Natural Science Research Laboratory (NSRL), to which several biology faculty also belong.
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While in the past most pro-democracy parties have pushed for more representation for Hong Kong under the auspices of "one country, two systems," increasingly politicians and activists have renounced the policy as irredeemably flawed.
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In short, any song you've ever seen on TV or heard on the radio in the past 8 years is somewhere on YouTube under Vevo's auspices, with its views over time for all to see.
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The operation in the Nigerian village of Kumshe, close to the border with Cameroon, was conducted under the auspices of a multinational force fighting Boko Haram, the statement from Communications Minister Issa Tchiroma Bakary said.
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Gathered at the steps of the city's Nouvel Opera House, they are protesting the imminent opening of a bar and social club under the auspices of the far-right extremist group, the Groupe Union Défense.
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"The meeting on South Sudan tomorrow will be held under the auspices of (Ethiopian) Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed with the aim of bridging gaps between President Salva Kiir and Riek Machar," the ministry statement said.
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Iraq's Finance Minister Hoshiyar Zebari told Reuters last week the crisis was forcing Kurds to consider reviving a deal with Baghdad to reinstate the region's budget share in return for exporting oil under state auspices.
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Founded in 2016, Diam Concept operates its laboratory on the Paris campus of the National Center for Scientific Research, a prestigious public organization operating under the auspices of the French Ministry of Education and Research.
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The Base illustrates what law enforcement officials and extremism experts describe as an expanding threat, particularly from adherents who cluster in small cells organized under the auspices of a larger group that spreads violent ideology.
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The Cincinnati May Festival was responsible for that premiere, and its forces brought the work — since then largely forgotten — to Carnegie Hall in 2014, under the auspices of the late, lamented Spring for Music festival.
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This musical reimagining of a section of Tolstoy's "War and Peace," directed with boundless inventiveness by Rachel Chavkin, began life in a small Off Broadway space under the auspices of Ars Nova five years ago.
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The bill, House Bill 136, would establish a regulatory framework for patients to obtain cannabis with a doctor's prescription at approved dispensaries, under the auspices of the renamed Department of Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Control.
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American travelers of all types have faced sudden and unsettling questions with the rapid spread of the coronavirus, but the challenge is particularly stern for students and the colleges under whose auspices they have traveled.
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American travelers of all types have faced sudden and unsettling questions with the rapid spread of the coronavirus, but the challenge is particularly stern for students and the colleges under whose auspices they have traveled.
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Some researchers believe Sandworm works instead under the auspices of Russia's military intelligence group known as the GRU, due to its focus on Russia's military enemy Ukraine and some early targeting of NATO and military organizations.
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An entire battalion of 3,500 US troops from Fort Carson, Colorado -- under NATO auspices -- backed by 80 main battle tanks and hundreds of armored vehicles, crossed the border from Germany into Poland, the old Iron Curtain.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Russia hopes that an agreement can be reached soon under U.N. auspices on forming Syria's new constitutional committee and that it can convene in Geneva as early as September, Moscow's envoy said on Friday.
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Whatever all of that means, Snoop and Wayne have, despite their respective ubiquity, appeared on almost no songs together—and have done so only under the curatorial auspices of someone else, specifically Outkast and David Banner.
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The group, which is releasing its plan under the auspices of the Climate Leadership Council, includes James Baker, the only person to have served as White House chief of staff, treasury secretary and secretary of state.
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I think folks often lose sight of it because it's happening under the auspices of the 2016 presidential election investigation, which, at its face, is, did Donald Trump benefit from the interference of the Russian government?
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That leaves Americans at the brink, wondering if the U.S. government, under the auspices of Trump and his cronies who helped start the Iraq War in 2003, will stumble into another war for no good reason.
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But it's refreshing to know that the franchise is still at the forefront of cutting edge visual effects and inventiveness under the auspices of John Knoll, ILM's chief creative officer and Rogue One's visual effects supervisor.
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Palombella directed the choir until last week but Nardella had effectively been replaced in January when the pope moved it under the auspices of another Vatican department and appointed an Italian archbishop to oversee its finances.
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We know now that the parents homeschooled their children under the auspices of the Sandcastle Day School, which is simply the name they used when they filed a private school affidavit with the state of California.
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Since 2012, Jianguo has trained his criticism chiefly on one target: the Global Times ( Huanqiu Shibao ), a pro-government, strongly nationalistic, and influential tabloid daily, which is distributed widely under the auspices of the People's Daily.
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The exchange, TrustX, is set to launch as a B Corporation — a license awarded to businesses that follow a set of socially aware guidelines — under the auspices of trade group Digital Content Next early next year.
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Ministers from India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Nepal came to the agreement after a conference on child protection held under the auspices of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).
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GILLES VONSATTEL This thoughtful, quietly powerful pianist plays "Revolution," a solo recital under the auspices of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center at the Rose Studio, where the society hosts an excellent new-music series.
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The opera was presented under the joint auspices of the New York Philharmonic (in its NY Phil Biennial) and Lincoln Center, part of what the two institutions say will be a regular collaboration on modern operas.
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Ushakov said a meeting between Putin and Trump was likely to happen under the auspices of the G20 summit in Hamburg in Germany in July and that it was important that their meeting brought tangible results.
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In addition, Congress should create a new and separate lending authority under the auspices of the Commerce or Treasury Department that can essentially lend into all elements of the economy with low or no interest rates.
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The renovation of Thailand, South Korea and Taiwan under Japanese auspices was then an established fact — and a standing reproach for us in India, which had failed to match East Asia's success in manufacturing and trade.
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The trophy, originally deemed the Secretary's Cup when both services were under the auspices of the Department of Transportation, had its name pluralized in 2003, with the Coast Guard's move to the Department of Homeland Security.
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She was at the University of Cape Town and he was at the University of the Western Cape, but they had come under the auspices of the same program, and so had program field trips together.
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The client "came forward under the auspices that the law would protect her from deportation and it's incredibly unfair to literally just change the rules on someone who is just trying to get help," he added.
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A commission made up of military officials from each side, formed at the Berlin conference, failed to make a meeting that would have been held under United Nations auspices and was originally scheduled for last Wednesday.
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McGurk said there was no "automatic severance clause" in the 2014 agreement that allowed the US to operate in Iraq under the auspices of the anti-ISIS coalition, meaning there is still time to mend relations.
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"If, in fact, this was immunity granted by a court, that had to be done under the auspices and with the approval of the Department of Justice, which you head," Cornyn, a former judge, told Lynch.
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By casting her psychological portrait of the prophet under the auspices of the Prague writer, Zornberg ushers the reader into the sinuous, metaphysical angst of a man facing the divine and the elusive meaning of life.
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As Acadia University's Jeffrey Sachs notes, the Trump Department of Education has already launched several investigations into pro-Palestinian campus speech under the auspices of Title VI. It's possible this could escalate after the executive order.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Thursday Syrian peace talks should resume as quickly as possible under the auspices of the United Nations and appeared to question plans for Russian-backed discussions on the subject in Kazakhstan.
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According to a study released Thursday by the Vera Institute for Justice (which is now helping fund the representation efforts in the other cities, under the auspices of the Safe Cities Network), the results were stunning.
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Hariri said Sochi did not serve the political process and called on the international community, including Russia, "to concentrate all our efforts to serve the political process according to international resolutions in Geneva under UN auspices".
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However, while it said they had discussed the formation of a constitutional committee, which Syria's opposition last year agreed to join under U.N. auspices after a Russian-hosted peace conference, Syrian state media did not mention it.
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This week Sir Keir Starmer, the shadow Brexit secretary, produced six tests for judging if Labour should support the final deal, while a cross-party group under the auspices of Open Britain came up with ten points.
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The China News Service is run under the auspices of the cabinet's Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, and is designed to serve as a news source for Chinese communities in places like Hong Kong and self-ruled Taiwan.
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Unless the Philadelphia Fire Department or Streets Department are using ALPR, this strongly suggests that the city's police department is trawling city streets under the auspices of Google while snapping thousands of license plate images per minute.
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EPA General Counsel Matthew Leopold signed a memo on Tuesday directing staff to reconsider a decision five years ago under President Barack Obama that restricted the mine's disposal plans under the auspices of the Clean Water Act.
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And the head of military intelligence, who could use the Pentagon's powers to spy on left-wing groups, as it did under Lyndon Johnson and to a vastly expanded degree under the paranoid auspices of Richard Nixon.
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It is time for the U.S. government to step up and speak out, demanding the depoliticization of the army and police, transparency in economic policy, and the scheduling of immediate and truly free elections under international auspices.
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Former Secretary David Shulkin was among those who told staff to keep quiet about the fact that the Marvel magnate was so closely involved in the agency under the "auspices of protecting his privacy," CNN previously reported.
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A mediating organization known as the Minsk Group, led by Russia, the United States and France and operating under the auspices of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, issued a statement praising the cease-fire.
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While in some places, like New York, such work must be carried out under the auspices of licensed funeral directors, in others, like New Jersey and Pennsylvania, private contractors without any special permits may pick up bodies.
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The Islamic State's loss of Surt would signify the culmination of a summer-long offensive by militias from Misurata, under the auspices of the Government of National Accord, the Tripoli-based authority backed by the United Nations.
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According to reports, the raid was executed under the auspices of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and would therefore have had to have been authorized by recent Trump appointee Geoffrey Berman.
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He did acknowledge, though, that the foundations that manage projects obviously matter — and that this is important enough that the OpenStack Foundation is changing to accommodate the projects that would be a good fit under its auspices.
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The Toughman Contest originated in 22004 under the auspices of being a legitimate amateur boxing event that allowed anyone to enter the ring; the only limitation was that no competitor could have more than five amateur bouts.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Sunday that it supports the continuation of Syria peace talks under United Nations auspices, long-running negotiations which had been thrown into doubt by separate, Moscow-backed peace talks launched last month.
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Minnesota, Oklahoma, and South Dakota have similar statutes, but Rosenbloom says Wisconsin's is the most extreme because it puts pregnant women under the auspices of juvenile courts and child protection laws that deny the women due process.
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The first version — scored for cello, violin, clarinet and piano, in addition to voice — will have its premiere on Tuesday at the Kimmel Center under the auspices of Opera Philadelphia, where Mr. Brownlee is an artistic adviser.
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Appearing under the auspices of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, this engaging foursome performs the third of Mozart's "Prussian" quartets, Beethoven's titanic Op. 303 quartet, and a rarity: Ives's Quartet No. 2.212-875-5788, chambermusicsociety.
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Carried out under the auspices of the alcohol institute and led by Dr. Mukamal, the study was to examine the effects of alcohol on adults aged 50 and older who were at high risk for heart disease.
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He also was careful to stress that HPE would continue to be good stewards of the SPIFFE and SPIRE (the SPIFFE Runtime Environment) projects, both of which are under the auspices of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
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Current American efforts to promote digital development, whether under the auspices of the U.S. Agency for International Development, or whole-of-government initiatives such as the Indo-Pacific-facing Digital Connectivity and Cybersecurity Partnership, remain inadequately resourced.
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The role is open to interpretation — working under the auspices of the Library of Congress, a nonpartisan institution, each laureate is given a stipend of $35,20053 and support to pursue a project of his or her choosing.
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The American president, a prolific — and often contentious — user of Twitter, will also deliver the keynote address at a conference about social media, under the auspices of Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the king's powerful son.
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She explained the process, and all the traps in her way, to Jon Stewart on The Daily Show and created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under the auspices of the 2010's Dodd-Frank bank reform bill.
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Its roll-out required geo-referencing and identification of millions of property boundaries and, ultimately, about four million properties covering some 403 million hectares will come under the auspices of CAR - roughly half the size of Brazil.
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The precedence set with each of these designations has effectively allowed former nuclear facilities to be categorized and maintained under the auspices of USFWS, just like any other monument or park with no history of chemical contamination.
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And so the governments of the world eventually decide, reasonably enough, that the Avengers need some oversight: They propose placing them under United Nations auspices, and suggest that the team could only be deployed amidst international agreement.
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"I think that the international community can doubt it as long as there isn't an international inquiry under the auspices of the United Nations," Florian Philippot, deputy leader of Le Pen's National Front party, told France Inter radio.
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Mu Sochua said the opposition wanted dialogue with the ruling Cambodian People's Party under the auspices of countries that signed and guaranteed peace accords in Paris in 1991: the biggest world powers, Asian powers and Southeast Asian states.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syria's mainstream rebel groups said on Sunday the escalating Russian-backed bombing of besieged Aleppo had rendered any peace process futile unless there was an immediate halt to fighting and aid deliveries under United Nations auspices.
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The three laureates - Aaron Ciechanover, Finn Kydland and Richard Roberts - arrived on April 29 for a program covering mainly academic exchanges at elite North Korean universities in Pyongyang, under the auspices of the Vienna-based International Peace Foundation.
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The China News Service is run under the auspices of the Chinese cabinet's Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, and is designed to serve as a news source for Chinese communities in places like Hong Kong and self-ruled Taiwan.
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Sandusky, 72, is serving 30 to 60 years in state prison after a jury convicted him in 2012 of molesting 10 boys at Penn State sports facilities or through the auspices of the Second Mile, his former charity.
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This year's ceremony was held under the auspices of the Candlelight Party, linked to former opposition leader Sam Rainsy, who was himself wounded in the 1997 attack and who fled Cambodia in 2015 to escape a defamation conviction.
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"Under Tanure's auspices, Oi has engaged in spurious talks with conflicted creditors who also hold Oi's shares, in order to preserve value for existing shareholders," said one of the people, who requested anonymity to discuss the matter freely.
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In a statement on Saturday, Boeing said that it would create a team that would serve as "technical advisor" to Russia's Interstate Aviation Committee (IAC), and would operate under the auspices of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
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It's on the level of a cult—I'm thinking of cases like David Koresh [and the Branch Davidians] where there's families and children living in one household under the auspices of a spiritual leader that's brought people together.
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The chef, Diego Garcia, and the manager, Phil Johnson, met under the auspices of Eric Ripert—Garcia was a sous chef at Ripert's fish temple, Le Bernardin, and Johnson a sommelier at his haute wine bar, Aldo Sohm.
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The sanctions are a boost to the new unity government, which was formed under the auspices of the United Nations in December, has strong support from Western countries that are desperate to end years of turmoil in Libya.
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Mr. Siebert, who died in 1998, labored for decades to create a dictionary of the Penobscot language, which scholars are completing under the auspices of the Maine Folklife Center and the Penobscot Nation Cultural and Historic Preservation Department.
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"The original architect of this mansion, William Bosworth, worked on the Rockefeller family estate, Kykuit in Tarrytown, and under the auspices of John D. Rockefeller Jr., Bosworth was commissioned to restore the Palace of Versailles, France," she continued.
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The concerts, presented on three successive evenings under the auspices of the Lincoln Center Festival, drew sizable crowds to the Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, proving that today, finding an audience for percussion-only music is not a problem.
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A high-level meeting to promote legal avenues for admitting Syrian refugees, to be held on March 30 in Geneva under the auspices of the United Nations Refugee Agency, is an opportunity for countries to make concrete pledges.
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The Path was sold on the auspices of being "from" Jason Katims, the TV genius behind Friday Night Lights and Parenthood, among others, though he is neither the series' showrunner nor its creator but rather an executive producer.
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Over the last two decades, largely under the auspices of the Social Democrats — either as the governing party, or as the junior party with control over domestic ministries — state-financed poverty has been replaced by privately-financed poverty.
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Only now, five years after its league shut down in protest of Johansen's election, have domestic league matches resumed, with a new government-backed league formed under the auspices of a federation that is not recognized by FIFA.
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In recent months, a group under the auspices of the Carnegie Council in New York, led by Janos Pasztor, a former United Nations climate official, has begun to work through the thorny international issues of governance and ethics.
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Maas said on German television that after a ceasefire and arms embargo had been observed, a political process must take place under the auspices of the United Nations to give Libya a prospect of ending its civil war.
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Maas said on German television that after a ceasefire and arms embargo had been observed, a political process must take place under the auspices of the United Nations to give Libya a prospect of ending its civil war.
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The colorful Aymara Festival of Alasita - which means "buy me" - held on Friday, is an annual tradition, with local artisan fairs dealing in miniatures, which are then blessed under the auspices of the indigenous god of abundance, Ekeko.
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"There is no alternative to a negotiated political solution agreed by both parties under the auspices of the United Nations," deputy foreign ministry spokesman Alexandre Georgini told reporters in a daily briefing, reiterating Paris' support for de Mistura.
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Mr. Yang's book is by no means the first history of the Cultural Revolution; several were published under official auspices in mainland China in earlier decades as the Chinese government tried to confront the ordeal of the era.
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"It's the art of saying nothing," said former Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel, who came close but failed to reach a deal with Yasir Arafat at Camp David in 2000 under the auspices of President Bill Clinton.
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The racial imaginary conditions all of us raised under its auspices to project onto black people one's fears or desires, so that it becomes difficult to be seen as a human being rather than a space for projection.
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