How To Use Custodianship In A Sentence
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Once their lack of cities was interpreted as a deficiency; now it is seen as a way of living with the land and sea that was admirable custodianship of the environment.
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This Olympian view of custodianship was vehemently rejected by Mercouri, who in 1981 became her country's minister of culture (a post she held, save a four-year interregnum, until her death in 1994).
Grading the New Acropolis
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Acknowledging prior custodianship of the land is important to Aboriginal people because it tells the truth about our history and allows future initiatives to develop based on truth.
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Optimism about curability was misplaced despite the emerging science of psychiatry, and hospital crowding led to a lapse to custodianship again.
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Arrange custodians and custodianship papers for students.
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The massive explosions in the centres of power in America are a painful slap in the face of US politicians to stop their illegitimate hegemony and attempts to impose custodianship on peoples.
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In 1737 the Medici were succeeded by the Lorraine-Habsburg dynasty of grand dukes, who were enlightened rulers who took their custodianship of the Florentine artistic patrimony very seriously.
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Each company faces a dilemma - and perhaps loss of faith - concerning the custodianship of its incomparable inheritance.
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A good few years ago now custodianship of the PC standard was wrestled from IBM (with quite a bit of inadvertent help from Big Blue), and PC9x was the result of this.
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Each farm will have different levels of production, custodianship and diversification.
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Its viability has been demonstrated over many years by the dedicated custodianship of the farm and its sheep flock by successive members of the Birkett family.
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This meant that not only all lands held of the king by a deceased tenant-in-chief, as well as the person of the heir, returned to royal custodianship, but also all other of the deceased's lands held of any lord whatsoever.
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How sad that it should have fallen into the custodianship of people who disagree with what the paper has long stood for and, whatever their Scottish roots, choose not to live their lives here.
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Using a computer telescope, they located their star, The Green School,’ the custodianship of which was bought for the school by the British Council in Mauritius.
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He returned late on the 28th, resuming his duties the following morning, in particular, his custodianship of the Dungeon.
DEATH OF A NYMPH
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The whole heritage of the family that was under his custodianship has gone.
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This absolute right of restriction is based on a self-proclaimed custodianship of a religious or ethnic tradition, or a collective self-image, which must, apparently, be defended against the calumnies of dissenters.
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Caring about each other, especially for children and those not able to protect or to provide for themselves, and caring about our country, our custodianship of the land, its waters and its future.
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This relationship implies ownership and custodianship of physical sites, of lore, and of cultural artifacts including music, dance, story, and design.
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Picasso's Guernica returned to Spain after 40 years custodianship in the US.
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It is currently held as an asset under the custodianship of the United Nations Mission in Kosovo through the Kosovo Trust Agency.
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So Pacific Islanders today are very alert to their ocean, and their ownership of that ocean, and their custodianship of that ocean.
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Meanwhile, for anyone who cares about the future of NMAH and of its custodianship of the nation's past, there are bigger issues to consider.
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Like the trustees, stewards and owners of Britain's other stately homes, the Carnarvons had got used to the idea of soft-pedalling their class and privilege in favour of a workmanlike attitude to custodianship that blurred the distinctions.
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As a result, the Silverton Branch under D&S custodianship is probably in better physical condition today than at any time in its entire 130-year history.
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It is obvious that Aborigines in many places do carry on with maintaining myth and ritual, custodianship of sacred sites, and attempt to perpetuate fragments of what they believe is a traditional world perception.
