How to pronounce “auspice” in English

"The bacterial strain you're dealing with was designed by a young researcher employed by the bioterrorism division of the United States government.It was originally commissioned under the auspices of counterterrorism." Cole's voiced turned briefly bitter, causing Andy and Elsa to exchange worried glances.Bitterness wasn't native to Cole's state of being.

Unfortunately, the quality of schools is really uneven.were dissatisfied and created something new under the auspices of the Department of Ed.

Grove and when they have their taco, their lunch truck set up you have everyone going in there.Asians and Mexicans and everyone’s getting along and under the auspices of great Mexican food.Michael Brown: How do you think the gourmet taco truck scene has really affected the original luncherias and, you know, have they brought more of a spotlight to them or have they kind

So that's what, if you're going to think about-- I'm going to give some forethought to my I'm going to be doing five years from now,the best you can hope for is designing-- gathering together-- under your own auspices and under your own watch-- gathering together anythingyou might need to deal with what's going to happen five years from now.

And I hope that's kind of where we're going.that maybe David and I were going to talk about-- is this idea that this research was done under government auspices.

And he used to fly his own single-engine plane.He wanted to remain CEO for, I think, it was five years of time within the auspices of Google.

It does a lot of good in other ways; the World Health Organization, and many other things they do good, but it's an en-, it actually enables elimination assaults more than itof this, outside the UN, outside of, not under UN auspices, and sometimes international wars cry foul, but who, who can say that it wasn't right to end the Bosnian genocide with NATO