"patronage" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

patronage sustantivo

sustantivo + patronage
Kolokacji: 3
government patronage • state patronage • party patronage
patronage + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 15
patronage job • patronage system • patronage appointment • patronage position • patronage machine • ...
(2) system, network, mill
Kolokacji: 3
1. patronage appointment = spotkanie patronatu patronage appointment
2. patronage machine = maszyna patronatu patronage machine
3. patronage right = prawo patronatu patronage right
4. patronage appointee = mianowana osoba patronatu patronage appointee
  • Senior echelons of the U.N. are clogged with patronage appointees.
  • Ms. Gelber's friends say she is being punished because she resisted hiring patronage appointees thrust on her by Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's office.
  • People across the state were sick of the slow, confusingly organized system and the patronage appointees - many of them unqualified, unresponsive or corrupt - who filled it from top to bottom.
  • The main problem now is the continued insistence of member countries on imposing expensive and unsuitable patronage appointees on the Secretariat and U.N. agencies.
  • The bill would extend anti-retaliation rights to those workers who courageously complained about the politicization of science by patronage appointees, and to airport security workers.
  • He is a sewer official, a patronage appointee, who gets involved in the troubles of his precinct.
  • The stunning rebuff of old-guard legislators will weaken their patronage appointees.
  • Aspirants for office volunteered their services as speaker; wealthy leaders contributed cash, and patronage appointees not only worked for the party but also donated 2 to 5 percent of the salaries.
  • The elections board acknowledged that the unusual move was part of an effort to project a new image after years of criticism that it was an ineffective haven for patronage appointees.
  • Thousands of patronage appointees have no idea whether they might be retained in or near their specialties, as often happens with transitions through serendipity, patron connivance or merit.
verbo + patronage
Kolokacji: 9
receive patronage • seek patronage • give patronage • attract patronage • establish under the patronage • ...
adjetivo + patronage
Kolokacji: 15
political patronage • royal patronage • artistic patronage • private patronage • federal patronage • ...
preposición + patronage
Kolokacji: 13
of patronage • for patronage • with patronage • under the patronage • to patronage • ...

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