that can take place only under the aegis of neoliberalism

Redeveloped with public tax increments under the aegis of the powerful and largely unaccountable Community Redevelopment Agency

all of this commodification and agency occurs under the aegis of a system dominated by financial flows and speculations

under the aegis of the same J.D. Steelritter

the first poems of mine that ever saw print were sent out under Etheridge's aegis, in envelopes he paid postage on

the party gave its hurried and flustered blessing to a march on the Tauride Palace, in an effort to spread its aegis over a fait accompli

In 1902, a police-union strike takes over the whole city of Odessa. Similar mass protests spread throughout south Russia the following year, and not all under the aegis of the authorities’ puppet bodies

First comes a “material expansion” under the aegis of a dominant bloc powerful enough to control interstate competition and “ensure material cooperation.”

the person under whose aegis you'd first experienced chocolate

everything had gone well under her aegis

grouped under the aegis of 'theory'

she can finally engage in sex under the aegis of the big Other of paternal authority

Artists will admit their complicity with the market. But they often do so under the aegis of sleek facades that turn in on themselves