Sentence examples for formally sponsored from inspiring English sources

We are pleased to announce the PFS has formally sponsored the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance subscription gift to 4,800 selected CBS alumni.

The research was formally sponsored by Lt. Gen. James Lovelace, who was then the chief operations officer for the Army and now oversees Army forces in the Middle East, and Lt. Gen. David Melcher, who had responsibility for the Army's development and works now on budget issues.

While not being formally sponsored by a university or research body limits the support available, it also gives us real freedom.

In the past, student organizations at the university have formally sponsored other flags that have been flown on the flagpole to "teach and support the principles of social justice and community," Enrique Corredera, UVM's executive director of public affairs, told Campus Reform.

Investigator-initiated post-hoc analyses of single RCTs that were formally sponsored by industry should also be scored as industry-supported.

In the public trial registries ClinicalTrials.gov, EU Clinical Trials Register and ISRCTN Register, definitions for funding and sponsorship are not consistent across registries and do not unequivocally discriminate between trials formally sponsored by industry according to ICH-GCP guidelines, and those receiving only financial or material support.

Corporations can now formally sponsor like-minded candidates, and a fast-food chain known for its evangelical bent backs her, leading to bumper stickers and T-shirts that say: "Bachmann 2020, Brought to You by Chick-fil-A".

He also couldn't confirm that the other three senators will formally sponsor it with him.

Speculating about their motives for not formally sponsoring his event, he stated, "I think it's because they see us as a competing entity.

Godparent, formally sponsor (from Latin spondere, "to promise"), masculine godfather, feminine godmother, one who stands surety for another in the rite of Christian baptism.

The sponsored segments were formally identified as such only at the end of each show, when during the closing credits the words "Promotional consideration provided by," followed by the name of the segment sponsor, appeared briefly on screen.