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Meanings of guardianship in English
Subject category of the 20th Century Press Archives.
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Usage of guardianship in English
1
Small hand in big hand used to be an image of guardianship.
2
Despite stirrings of progress, the kingdom's guardianship system severely limits women's freedoms.
3
Since 1956 the National Trust has been in guardianship of the carvings.
4
First, the Swiss republics grew under the guardianship of the French monarchy.
5
Nyoda told her about her teaching and the guardianship of the Winnebagos.
6
She belonged to the lord, and he had the right of guardianship.
7
He wants you to take the guardianship of his child with me.
8
He had also begged them to undertake the guardianship of his son.
9
It has been said, that in disavowing guardianship, we sometimes slaughter Abel.
10
One thing gave him comfort, and that was the guardianship of Langhetti.
11
Gray, 34, was first awarded temporary guardianship of the actress in October.
12
But surely I am associated with you in the guardianship of Evelyn?
13
We should have gotten the guardianship done and moved her out first.
14
He has decided to acknowledge his entire readiness to close his guardianship.
15
No relative or friend could leave an orphan child to his guardianship.
16
Mr. Barmby, senior, undertook with characteristic seriousness the guardianship conferred upon him.
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Translations for guardianship
Portuguese
Guardianship through the time
Guardianship across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common