The phrase "active sponsor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is actively supporting or promoting a project, event, or initiative.
Example: "The active sponsor of the charity event ensured that all necessary resources were provided for its success."
Alternatives: "engaged sponsor" or "supportive sponsor".
He also took exception with the United States' declaration this week that Iran was the world's "most active sponsor of terrorism".
And yet he is the foreign minister of a state that has killed hundreds of Americans (in Iraq, in Lebanon), and is possibly the world's most active sponsor of terrorism.
He was an active sponsor of anti-gay legislation.
Though the State Department labeled Iran the world's "most active" sponsor of terrorism, the ayatollahs have not been forced to pay a significant price.
It takes years of experience and competence to become board ready--but even with the necessary preparation, few find themselves in the boardroom without help from an active sponsor.
We will be able to become an active sponsor of community sports within the City of Coral Springs.
But two Democratic senators who have been active sponsors of legislation favoring the disabled, Tom Harkin of Iowa and Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, issued statements today sharply criticizing the Supreme Court's ruling.
In this view, an Iraq under new governance could become a new Western ally, helping to reduce American dependency on bases in Saudi Arabia, to secure Israel's eastern flank and act as a wedge between Iran and Syria, two of the most active sponsors of terrorism.
By Seymour M. Hersh The New Yorker, December 3 , 2001P. 42 The Islamic Republic of Iran, depicted by the State Department as one of the world's most active sponsors of state terrorism, has also emerged as one of America's newest — and most surprising — allies in the war against Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
The New Yorker, December 3 , 2001P. 42 The Islamic Republic of Iran, depicted by the State Department as one of the world's most active sponsors of state terrorism, has also emerged as one of America's newest — and most surprising — allies in the war against Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.
Liquid Telecom provides free internet to 30 hubs in seven countries and is active sponsoring startup related events.
