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Meanings of aegis in anglès
català
plastró espanyol
patrocinio Synonyms
Examples for "protection"
Examples for "protection"
1
Far more than humanitarian aid, however, it is military protection they need.
2
Named commissioner for consumer protection when Croatia joined the EU last year.
3
Today, cams are, by far, the most common form of traditional protection.
4
However, environment groups do not expect these to be given enough protection.
5
Others limit provision to families in crisis referred by child protection services.
1
The work in Parliament began under the new auspices with great tranquillity.
2
Such was Animal Magnetism under the auspices of the Marquis de Puysegur.
3
Such likewise is heaven under the auspices and direction of the Lord.
4
Meanwhile, Trócaire remains directly under the auspices of the Irish Catholic bishops.
5
Bok was, again, fortunate in learning it under the most friendly auspices.
portuguès
aegis Multi-wavelength astronomical survey of a patch of the sky with low extinction and zodiacal scattering.
Related terms
Usage of aegis in anglès
1
The majestic and magnificent matron, under whose aegis I reside for rs.
2
These Officers are not living under the aegis of the Army, however.
3
We would explore under the aegis of no cicerone but our curiosity.
4
There are now five such organisations under the aegis of the church.
5
This was all done under the aegis of Academic Freedom, mused Henry.
6
Or was it the aegis that would shelter the entire human race?
7
Aunt Charette, not exactly understanding, realized that the protecting aegis was departing.
8
A host of projects are currently taking place under its aegis.
9
The site was produced under the aegis of New York artists' consortium Turbulence.
10
This under the aegis of the NCEA, the National Council of Education Awards.
11
Under Ford's aegis he got into touch with governors, other countries, syndicates, etc.
12
They were the front-line workers.The entire organizing aegis for the conference was gender.
13
All this in five years, and under the aegis of Rome!
14
Hear me, child of Zeus, lord of the aegis, unwearied maiden!
15
New arts and industries would spring up under the aegis of the local associations.
16
Neither the camogie nor women's football associations come under the aegis of the GAA.
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