Sentence examples for knowingly sponsored from inspiring English sources
Nor is there evidence that the Saudi ruling family, although it has close ties to the fundamentalist Wahhabi sect of Islam and may well have turned a blind eye to the financing of extremists, knowingly sponsored Al Qaeda.
He sponsored legislation to penalize those who "knowingly attend animal fights and allow minors to attend".
For example, a League of Legends streamer cannot knowingly claim that his/her stream is "Dyrus-approved" or "sponsored by Lee Fakerr' Sang-hyeok" for advertising purposes if there is a direct connection between those statements and a commercial purpose (such as doing so to market the stream or sell merchandise).
While the House committee discusses legislation, the Senate Commerce Committee passed a bill, sponsored by Senator John McCain of Arizona, the committee chairman, that would establish criminal penalties for knowingly violating an existing law that requires manufacturers to notify the government about defects.
The bill, sponsored by State Senator Ron Allen, would have made it a third-degree felony for a parent to allow a minor child to enter into an unlawful marriage or for any person to knowingly "solemnize" the union of a woman with a man who was already married.
The regulator said the criminal liability would depend on whether a sponsor "knowingly or recklessly" submitted a document containing false or misleading facts, or left out information that may influence the decision of investors.
Colleges would be banned from sponsoring visa applications if applicants promoted extremist views, and would face consequences for "knowingly or unknowingly" hosting extremist speakers without challenging their views, according to the plans.
"Kevin and Tony further assured me that the tactic was knowingly approved by the executive sponsors of the investigation".
Judge Gershon seems to have decided to ignore this advice in the light of "the universal condemnation of organised and systematic suicide-bombings and other murderous acts intended to intimidate or coerce a civilian population".More than 4,500 victims and families, from 12 countries including Israel, claim the bank "knowingly" provided financial and other assistance to the bombers' sponsors.
