Sentence examples for and were sponsored for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bonilla portrayed the inspector general's characterization of such witnesses as "known or suspected terrorists" as alarmist, saying that they were "former" terrorists who had cooperated extensively with the government and were sponsored for the program by an investigative agency, usually the F.B.I., and had undergone "an intensive vetting process" for public safety reasons.

This was despite working for, and being sponsored for, a 457 visa by the Da Silvas, who were members of the Hells Angels.

Baker Tilly's school leaver recruits are based in offices nationwide, earning between £13,000 and £19,000 a year and are sponsored for up to five years for accountancy qualifications leading to chartered status.

This report is the product of a telephone survey of farm operators to obtain information for the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, and was sponsored for the purpose of understanding the magnitude and nature of working agricultural-related injuries to youth on Hispanic-operated farms.

Shaw had developed a reputation as a "gentleman and a citizen" and was sponsored for the office of Lord Mayor of London by the Scriveners' Company, and became only the second member of that guild to achieve that honour.

Under his plan, he said, only spouses and minor children could be sponsored for legal residency.

"We're certainly delighted that Petrofac Training Services have come forward, we're delighted that QTS have now come forward and the Scottish League Cup is sponsored for the rest of the season.

Edward Hallisey, the head of the lodge, said he does not know of any black person who has asked to be sponsored for membership and or an Elk who has invited one to join.

It reports to parliament and is sponsored by the Department for Media, Culture and Sport.

The videos feature celebrities like Moby, Julianne Moore, Joan Rivers, Russell Simmons and John Slattery and are sponsored by the H.R.C. Campaign for New York Marriage, part of the gay rights organization known as the Human Rights Campaign.

It's like Science Bowl, but focuses on ocean-related questions, and is sponsored by the consortium for ocean leadership.