The phrase "a programme sponsored by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program or initiative that is financially supported or endorsed by a specific organization or entity.
Example: "The conference is a programme sponsored by the local university to promote research and innovation."
Alternatives: "a program funded by" or "an initiative backed by".
Called Dignità e Libertà, it is part of a programme sponsored by Banca Etica, a cooperative bank, in support of civic culture and legality.
He runs a programme sponsored by the World Bank to provide the technological tools and the training to scientists in Nigeria and Sierra Leone within the next two years.Such near-real-time feedback to front-line researchers could head off the transition to a pandemic, helping to spot mutations that change its virulence or its transmission characteristics.
Weddle, who has played 137 games in a nine-year stint with the Chargers, was watching his seven-year-old daughter Brooklyn dance in a programme sponsored by the team's cheerleaders.
The activists, numbering about a dozen, are members of UNICEF-Childnet, a programme sponsored by UNICEF Japan that is aimed at raising awareness of global issues among youth.
A few years ago, she joined Childnet, a programme sponsored by UNICEF Japan which is aimed at raising awareness of global issues among Japanese youth.
Economic growth caught up in 1989-1992, following the introduction of a programme sponsored by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but slumped soon after the Peoples Alliance (PA) came to power in 1994.
These women are part of a pilot programme sponsored by UNICEF and implemented in hospitals through the region.
'Baby-friendly' hospitals Another approach with similar aims is the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI), a global programme sponsored by UNICEF and the World Health Organization, which encourages and recognizes hospitals and birthing centres that offer optimal support for lactation.
Under an investment programme sponsored by the two governments, Iranian firms are making tractors and cars in Venezuela, and building housing for the poor.Iran this month offered Bolivia a loan of $280m, in addition to spending $200m on building two cement factories and three milk facilities.
When, in a live radio programme sponsored by General Foods, the presenter asked him to tell an enormous national audience whether he enjoyed any special breakfast food, Gehrig replied "a heaping bowlful of Wheaties".
A bold new programme sponsored by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research is setting out to transform the state of economic thinking, seeking to bring together a range of disciplines to find new models that actually explain the world as it is.
