Sentence examples for revealing sponsored from inspiring English sources

The fine is less than the £80,000 Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner was hit with for revealing sponsored underpants.

The FTC is tasked with prevention of fraudulent, deceptive and unfair business practices in the marketplace, yet different platforms seem to be held to different standards when it comes to revealing sponsored content.

And even on the pitch, he is at least as famous for fighting with Emmanuel Adebayor or lowering his shorts to reveal sponsored underpants as he is for scoring goals.

Second, the reason given for not posting the clinical data is revealing: sponsors who are not marketing authorisation holders in the USA are not obligated by US public law 110-85.

Apple's reveal of sponsored search ads on the App Store was overshadowed by its simultaneous opening up and improvement of its subscription offerings.

UEFA have regularly handed out fines of between £16,000 and £40,000 for racist behaviour, yet they hit Nicklas Bendtner with a punishment of £80,000 for revealing a sponsor's name on his underpants during Euro 2012.

Uefa president Michel Platini had hinted that he might appeal against the sanctions after comparisons in the media with the 100,000 euros (£80,000) fine Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner received after revealing a sponsor's logo on his underwear during a Euro 2012 game. .

Vettorazzi continued his work with WHO in 1993, supplying his CORESTA-funded reviews to the adviser responsible for drafting the working paper that would form the basis of the September JMPR on EBDCs/ETU without revealing their sponsor (Zeltner et al. 2000).

A report by the LSE and the Education Policy Institute reveals that while sponsored academies show an initial improvement, this dissipates after three years and they return to their pre-academy level.

compared the response to Whataburger to the 2012 boycott efforts aimed at Chick-fil-A after the chain restaurant was revealed to have sponsored anti-same-sex marriage campaigns.

We excluded all studies (n=1603) not disclosing a sponsor, so as to exclude studies that were not published or did not reveal the sponsor to the editors in order to have indisputable data for our study question.