Examples of 'auspice' in a sentence
Meaning of "auspice"
Auspice is a support, sponsorship, or guidance provided by an individual or organization. It is often used in the context of official backing or approval for a particular project or endeavor
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- Patronage or protection.
- An omen or a sign.
- Divination from the actions of birds.
- To be patron of; to sponsor.
How to use "auspice" in a sentence
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It is of good auspice for the years to come.
We can let go of the chaos that reigns under the auspice of equality.
The auspice of the whole hexagram is good.
I would suggest that you are here under the auspice of illegal activity.
The auspice of equality.
I was not able to identify the problem of the nexus file generated by auspice.
The auspice can use that power once per day.
It operates under the auspice of UnitingCare Australia.
Each Auspice is broken down in to further subdivisions called Aspects.
This overflow is considered a good auspice and indicates prosperity for the following year.
The Harmony with Nature initiative is now a permanent project under the auspice of the UN.
It has the auspice of conceptual art and is commonly a form of performance art.
The Meeting is held under the auspice of MIFP.
Under the auspice of the Institute.
The rite must be performed at night under the child's auspice moon.
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Surely their evil auspice was only with Allah.
Auspice and declaration of Cultural Interest.
Surely their evil auspice was only with God.
We can fall deeper into what we know is true, The auspice of equality.
Under the auspice of the Municipality of Athens.
Perhaps this audit could be by way of peer-review, under the auspice of the BEREC.
The project is realized under the auspice of the DDC and in partnership with sba.
Host and support fund-raising and resource provision Confirm legally constituted host organisation to auspice grants.
Peace talks were held under the auspice of the League of Nations.
Augur Auspice The etymology is debated.
The École becomes a state supported civilian institution, under the auspice of the Ministry of Defence.
In ancient Rome, an auspice was from the gods, as interpreted by an augur.
The outcome, however, was of little auspice.
The reactor is being developed under the auspice of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Some Gifts are easier to learn than others, depending on Tribe, Lodge, or Auspice.
A kind of transformed 'blue helmet' force, under the auspice of a totally overhauled UN.
Ahroun, Auspice of the full moon, the Warrior.
It was hosted under the auspice of ICN ;.
Auspice Maria ( Under the guidance of Mary ).
My aegis . My auspice.
Auspice Maria is Latin for " Under the protection of Mary . ".
In 1982, the Prešeren Fund came under the auspice of the Cultural Community of Slovenia.
