Sentence examples for programme sponsor from inspiring English sources
They were shown clothes shopping, bathing the dog, attending parties and contacting one another on Facebook, which was mentioned so often that it might almost have been a programme sponsor.
To avoid scenarios like these, it is imperative that the entire programme, Sponsor, Client and third parties involved sign up to a single way of working together and delivery of the improved customer experience.
The pilot programme, sponsored by Bangladesh and financed by the World Bank, is now to be extended to 1.45 million girls.
When the programme sponsors pulled out at the last minute, he sold his house to pay for the arrangements.
Called Dignità e Libertà, it is part of a programme sponsored by Banca Etica, a cooperative bank, in support of civic culture and legality.
The Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) in Shenzhen, is seeking outstanding candidates for the Thousand Talents Global Recruitment Programme sponsored by the Chinese government.
How Israel's "Iron Dome" worksThe Iron Dome a $1 billion programme sponsored by America has intercepted over four-fifths of rockets fired at Israeli cities by Hamas militants in Gaza.
When, in a live radio programme sponsored by General Foods, the presenter asked him to tell an enormous national audience whether he enjoyed any special breakfast food, Gehrig replied "a heaping bowlful of Wheaties".
Funding for this study was provided to the Appraisal of Network Connectivity between North Sea subsea oil and gas platforms (ANChor) project through the INfluence of man-made Structures In The Ecosystem (INSITE) research programme, sponsored by eight energy companies.
A bold new programme sponsored by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research is setting out to transform the state of economic thinking, seeking to bring together a range of disciplines to find new models that actually explain the world as it is.
Her vocal skills soon led to her promotion to become the voice of the Patti Page Show, a daily 15-minute programme sponsored by the local Page Milk Company.
