Sentence examples for change sponsored from inspiring English sources

Climate Not a Crisis: The International Conference on Climate Change, sponsored by the Heartland Institute, wrapped up Tuesday.

Mr. Dinh acknowledged that he had attended a three-day training course in Thailand on nonviolent political change, sponsored by an overseas Vietnamese political group, Viet Tan.

The 2009 International Conference on Climate Change, sponsored by the Heartland Institute and occurring March 8 10 in New York City, was attended by about 800 scientists, economists, legislators, policy activists, and journalists.

In Britain, the Department of Energy and Climate Change sponsored a competition this year to design attractive pylons for future power lines; this month, a design by Mr. Bystrup was declared the winner over five other finalists.

And, are there significant differences between the full scientific analysis completed recently by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, sponsored by the United Nations, and the final executive summary?

Carbfix grew out of a 2005 global roundtable on climate change sponsored by Columbia University's Earth Institute, which brought together, among many others, Icelandic president Olafur Ragnar Grimsson and Earth Institute director Jeffrey Sachs.

A bill in Congress that would make similar changes, sponsored by Representative John Hall, Democrat of New York, faces opposition because of the projected cost, nearly $5 billion.

Because the estate changes sponsored by President George W. Bush eliminated the ability of people to have the state-level share of any estate tax come out of the federal tax.

The special rapporteur urged authorities to make it easier for migrants to change sponsor – this should happen automatically in all cases of alleged abuse by the sponsor.

Jane says the interior ministry's human rights department had recommended the four remaining women should be granted no objection certificates releasing them from their contract and allowing them to change sponsor.

Not long after he learned to read, someone gave him a copy of a book by Éric Tabarly, the French sailing star, in which Tabarly described his first round-the-world race in 1972, the Whitbread that would eventually change sponsors and become the Volvo.