Sentence examples for sponsored building from inspiring English sources

In the early blogging days it was often apparent that the market was about personal branding, audience building, maintaining integrity within that audience (such as disclosing whether posts are sponsored), building authority and posting frequently.

SXSW also encompassed a trade convention and panel discussions on the music business; a deluge of marketing, with some sponsors building their own public stages; a whirlwind of in-person networking; and a big drunken party, with free events from noon to 4 a.m.

Without sponsors, building work stops and starts depending on when Oxford has paid him.

According to Amendment sponsors, "building on this flawed precedent, the Supreme Court decided in Citizens United v. FEC that corporations deserve the same free speech protections as individual Americans".

Sixtus III sponsored important building projects in Rome in the aftermath of the sacking of the city by the Visigoths in 410, including a reconstruction of the Liberian Basilica (now St. Mary Major) and the erection of a second basilica adjoining the 4th-century church of St. Lawrence Outside the Walls.

USMGIK that sponsored in building new Korea's Military opposed Korea's design of establishing the bureau of politics because of Military's political involvement, the Korean government finally executed it with the different name, the political education bureau.

It could be as little as nothing, when paint is sponsored or building owners  hire artists for mural commissions.

After a career at Sears, Roebuck & Company, he became a patron of the arts and sciences, sponsoring musicians, building this planetarium and establishing a research library here that now has one of the world's leading collections of cosmological objects and images.

The pace of social segregation slowed as well in 1833, when the town council, which had sponsored the building of the New Town, went bankrupt.

In 1904, during the twilight of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, a bank sponsored the building of a major hotel in the Slovakian Tatras mountains to rival "the luxury hotels of Davos, Montreux or the Côte d'Azur".

Perseverance, a six-story, 30-apartment building for very low-income residents on the Lower East Side, officially opened this week, a little more than a year after the leader of the nonprofit group that sponsored the building seized on the name during an airline flight.