Sentence examples for sponsored a seminar from inspiring English sources
In 2000, the Native Plant Center sponsored a seminar on how to manage roadsides naturally.
Thomas Frey, executive director of the DaVinci Institute, a research organization in Louisville, Colo., recently sponsored a seminar on micropayment systems.
In 1997, for example, the Johnson Foundation, Home Box Office and the National Hospice Foundation even sponsored a seminar to help screenwriters and other artistic creators write more realistically about death.
The Magazine Publishers of America, the magazine industry trade association, sponsored a seminar in New York for members on "Advertising in a Soft Economy," which may be repeated in other cities. "Brands that continue to spend do better in the long haul," said Nina B. Link, president and chief executive at the magazine association.
The SMAFoundation rented a ballroom at a big neuroscience conference in San Diego in October 2003 and sponsored a seminar, "Progress in Motor Neuron Disease," flying in renowned SMA researchers to give lectures.
The Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums is sponsoring a seminar on Tuesday to explain the program.
In Tokyo, on November 14 the Honda Foundation is sponsoring a seminar addressing the needs and challenges of social entrepreneurs in Asia.
In 2009, in collaboration with the Ministry of Population Welfare, we sponsored a national seminar entitled "Involvement of Religious Leaders in the Population Welfare Program".
Mr. Cessna counted many retirees from local companies among his clients; he had sponsored a series of seminars in town offering retirement guidance to those attending.
The American Craft Museum will sponsor a daylong seminar on lighting for artworks, tomorrow from 8 45 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Donnell Library Center of the New York Public Library, 20 West 53rd Street.
The Society of Toxicology (SOT) sponsored a series of panels, seminars, and workshops to help catalyze and improve the design and conduct of experimental toxicological research to better inform risk assessors and decision makers.
