aegis

a child whose welfare is now under the aegis of the courts.

a concert held under the aegis of the parents' association.

under the unfailing aegis of law

the negotiations were conducted under the aegis of the UN.

under the aegis of the United Nations

seeking protection under the aegis of the law

operating under the aegis of a charitable organization

working under the aegis of a famous artist

proceeding under the aegis of a skilled mentor

research conducted under the aegis of a renowned institution

creating art under the aegis of inspiration

performing under the aegis of a prestigious theater company

innovating under the aegis of cutting-edge technology

growing under the aegis of a nurturing environment

Japan's defense ministry is reportedly planning to install a U.S.-made aegis assured defense system.

So what happens to this particular group now if it moves under the aegis or umbrella of the director's office?

Supporters of the emerging government, under the aegis of the National Transitional Council, have generally heeded calls to refrain from reprisals.

Moscow has also proposed creating an international humanitarian appraisal commission in the near future, under the aegis of the United Nations.

They've opened a branch in Northern France under the aegis of the Red Cross.

Japan and Russia have rejected a second round of emission-cutting under its aegis, after their current commitments expire at the end of 2012.

We followed a truck to an operation that is pumping dirty cobalt into the international supply chain under the aegis of the Congolese presidential guard.

Our mother cared intensely about social status and being famous — and, under her aegis we gave up a great many years of our life.

Witt was encouraged to feel fortunate in the sense that he was under the aegis of the government as 'a special case'.

Mr Castillo struck agreements with the vigilantes: they will be vetted, in theory at least, and then join an ill-defined rural defence corps under the army's aegis.