Sentence examples for beyond sponsoring from inspiring English sources

Unlike, say, the Beastie Boys's Tibetan Freedom Concerts, where speakers lecture the audience between acts, Rock in Rio III made little attempt to enlighten ticket buyers beyond sponsoring a small tent for speeches, discussions and presentations.

Let's not forget that the brand content and native movement goes far beyond sponsored posts and advertorials.

At a recent conference called Beyond Silicon, sponsored by M.I.T.'s Technology Review magazine, Nicholas Donofrio, senior vice president for technology at I.B.M., said he believed that recent advances made the limits of Moore's Law less worrisome.

He has also reached out to Israeli Arabs, recruiting the first Arab member to the executive committee of the museum's Israeli Friends group and extending educational projects to Arab school groups beyond Jerusalem, including sponsoring a Jewish-Arab sculpture project among the youth of Umm al Fahm, one of Israel's largest Arab cities.

The CFTC also voted 3-2 to propose its version of the Volcker rule that is designed to prevent U.S. banks from trading with their own funds and prohibit banks from investing in or sponsoring, beyond a small amount, hedge funds or private equity funds.

The revised film was shown in January at San Francisco's seventh annual Berlin and Beyond film festival, sponsored by the Goethe Institute.

"I can't find anyone in the industry who has rushed to buy specific Paralympic packages, beyond sponsors.

Beyond the sponsored tasks, ABC will be looking to sell other aspects of the runner's on-camera life.

Graham Greene was only 30 when he embarked on his first adventure beyond Europe, sponsored by the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society, which he immortalised in his classic travel book Journey Without Maps.

That could foreshadow more ads in the messaging inbox beyond the sponsored lenses users can play with to send augmented reality Snaps to friends.

It's based on a 50 foot long wall installation from the 1961 Mathematica: a world of numbers…and beyond exhibition sponsored by IBM and created by legendary designers Charles and Ray Eames.