patronisation's Usage Examples:

persecution of Zoroastrians in other countries and the liberal atmosphere and patronisation of India, today the largest population of Zoroastrians resides in India.

northern part of river Brahmaputra later limited to Darang area under the patronisation of Darangi King Dharmanarayana.

confraternity, sometimes along religious (Catholic) lines, for the patronisation of music and poetry, typically through the holding of competitions.

foreign Persian and indigenous Indian elements was a continuation of the patronisation of other aspects of foreign culture as initiated by the earlier Turko-Afghan.

Being originally Maithil themselves, the Mallas were noted for their patronisation of the Maithili language (the language of the Mithila region which includes.

Parsis in India, although having prospered, have done so under active patronisation of Indian rulers and have not been discriminated against because of.

latter's participation in the Bangladeshi political establishment and patronisation of secularism and sacrilege of Islamic values and principles.

The art of 'musical narration' had received patronisation under the Surnrah dynasty of Sindh and was further developed and patronised.

Without a touch of patronisation, they sink into their characters and never attempt to steal scenes from.

Minister of the United Kingdom and under whose lifelong influence and patronisation he was.

Turkic invaders who migrated into the Indian Subcontinent, and the patronisation of it by the earlier Turko-Persian Delhi Sultanate.

Sohra dialect, due to strong colonial patronisation, came to be regarded as Standard Khasi.

unwillingness to consult them on decisions he took, and his seeming patronisation of his foreign relatives over his native subjects.

among South Asian royalty and nobility, among whom its education and patronisation has traditionally found shelter, especially with several Indian rulers.

Buddhism into a hitherto Hindu area, and the rulers were known for their patronisation of the Buddhism, in particular with their funding of the construction.

by Central Asian Turkic rulers in the Indian Subcontinent, and the patronisation of it by the earlier Turko-Afghan Delhi Sultanate.

describing them, at best counter-intuitively, as "exercises in viewer patronisation".

The Malla dynasty was noted for their patronisation of the Maithili language (the language of the Mithila region) which.

This patronisation allowed corruption to creep into the body politic of the nation.