Sentence examples similar to sponsored process from inspiring English sources

If the Scots are really so unhappy with the union, why not cut them adrift and save a bit of cash in the process?Since New Labour has sponsored the process of constitutional reform that has raised these awkward questions and since Tony Blair's cabinet is top-heavy with Scots it might seem natural for the Tories to take the path of English nationalism.

The key trends for Kenya Airways over recent years are shown below (as at year ending 31 March): KLM sponsored the process of the company joining SkyTeam in mid-2005.

In recent weeks there has been encouraging progress with Cote d'Ivoire's United Nations sponsored peace process, which had been stalled for months.

Burshan and his friends are counting on France to sponsor this process.

Puerto Ricans, citizens of the greatest democracy on earth, have never had the chance to vote on whether they are satisfied with the existing arrangement in the context of a fair and orderly self-determination process sponsored by Congress.

This powerful and effective element in his plan was widely admired, and it helped get his design selected, but it was destined to conflict with the memorial process sponsored separately by the L.M.D.C.

Ely Lily and Company and Edwards Life Sciences sponsored the guideline process, raising concerns about the integrity of the guidelines [4].

The calendar of nuclear negotiations coincides with Damascus's implementation of its pledges to dismantle its arsenal of chemical weapons, and its intention to hold presidential elections that destroy the transitional political process sponsored by the Geneva 2 international talks.

The publication of the current manuscript was sponsored by Fapesp (Process 2014/08454-3).

Ely Lily and Company and Edwards Life Sciences sponsored the guideline process, raising concerns about the integrity of the guidelines [ 4].

This paper reflects on the practical experience of a multi-country program (the Sponsoring National Processes for Evidence-Informed Poliny Making in the Health Sector of Developing Countries (SNP) programme) aimed at enhancing evidence-informed policymaking in five LMICs supported by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), an international partnership based within WHO.