Sentence examples for off the sponsor from inspiring English sources

Assessor: For the first meeting we take the money off the sponsor to make sure they've got the money then when we've heard back from both of you that it's gone fine we basically release that and that's kind of your first payment for your first term... Then the payments generally happen around the start of term.

Wawrinka had court-side treatment to his right thigh, but was hitting hard enough in the 10th game of the fourth set to knock a letter off the sponsor's name on the net, and his spirits rose as he urged the crowd to lift the volume after holding to love for 6-5.

He later added: "Tonight is not about slagging off the sponsors or giving an international award away to someone just because he was here [Will Ferrell].

A spokeswoman said the meeting was put off at the suggestion of the sponsors, who felt there was no chance for the moment of achieving further progress.] Some Azeris who fled Aghdam a decade ago have given up on regaining their old lives and have left the refugee camps to find work in Baku.

Lloyd J. Leonard, legislative director of the League of Women Voters of the United States, described the last requirement as "a device for disenfranchising people," and he said that "voter registration drives will become much more difficult to pull off" because the sponsors would have to obtain more information from would-be voters.

But some diplomats and analysts argue that offering concessions, not demands — a chance to come off the state sponsor of terrorism list or easing sanctions — may offer the best opportunity to get Sudan's government to strike a deal in Darfur.

And expectation is growing that Cuba will soon be taken off the "state sponsor of terrorism" list that the US State Department compiles.

But a State Department spokeswoman in Washington said she did not have confirmation of the North Korean announcement, and Christopher R. Hill, the chief American envoy, made it clear in comments on Sunday that the North Koreans still had work to do before the United States would take the country off the terrorism-sponsor list.

If you could only strip off all the sponsors' insignia, Heath says, you would be able to see how beautiful it really is.

It was not visible to viewers until after Mr. Immelt and Mr. Murdoch shook hands at an off-the-record conference sponsored by Microsoft in May and word of a cease-fire trickled down to both news divisions.

Witness the recent uproar when The Washington Post solicited lobbyists for $25,000 to $250,000 to sponsor off-the-record "salons" where they could schmooze with government officials and Post journalists at the publisher's home.