Sentence examples for call for sponsored from inspiring English sources

The total number of manuscripts published was higher in 2009 (54) than in 2008 (40), which is partly due to the success of the call for sponsored papers in spring 2008 to promote new Open Access GSE i.e. eight sponsored papers were published.

Plans call for sponsoring an artist-in-residence program, he said.

Consistent with Denver's housing-first ideal, which emphasizes access to shelter as the most important first step for homeless individuals and families, the program calls for sponsoring congregations to donate $1200 to pay for a family's first-month rent.

(And this is the last call for sponsors of the drinks at the CrunchLudd event btw, contact us today).

Peter Doshi and colleagues call for sponsors and investigators of abandoned studies to publish (or republish) and propose a system for independent publishing if sponsors fail to respond Well designed and well performed randomised controlled trials are considered to provide the most reliable evidence on the effects of health related interventions.

In related can't-make-this-up news, one call for an ethical framework for sponsored content was put forth by Edelman, the public relations firm that was recently fired by TransCanada for advocating attacks on environmentalists and community groups opposing pipeline projects.

In a statement to parliament the UK's culture secretary John Whittingdale called for sponsors to consider pulling support from the organisation until it reformed its procedures.

Some Western companies are opting not to entertain clients and partners at the race following calls for sponsors to boycott it, Reuters reported.

Critics on Twitter quickly called for sponsors to drop the program.

But the answer might not be so simple as calling for sponsors to boycott; Ryan Atkin, the UK's first openly gay soccer referee, argues that corporate sponsors need to use their platform to advocate for change.

But the answer might not be so simple as calling for sponsors to boycott; Ryan Atkin, the UK's first openly gay football referee, argues that corporate sponsors need to use their platform to advocate for change.