Sentence examples for sponsored references from inspiring English sources

An unpaid contributor to the Huffington Post, also speaking on condition of anonymity because, in his words, "I would be pretty fucked if my name got out there," said that he has included sponsored references to brands in his articles for years, in articles on the Huffington Post and other sites, on behalf of six separate agencies.

All the sponsor references were rehearsed and duly delivered - the Aon Training Complex, which grates a bit, got several airings from the manager – and there was an immediate sense that this man has been drawn into the history.

Funder Reference Number: GN2156 REC Reference Number: 13/NW/0874 Sponsor Reference Number: CSP106329.

INTERNET PUBLIC LIBRARY REFERENCE CENTER www.ipl.org/ref A top online reference source, sponsored by the University of Michigan School of Information.

There was initially some speculation that the change was made in response to technology being developed by VoiceLabs, which has been testing an advertising platform aimed at Alexa Skill developers involving "Sponsored Messages," as referenced here in a blog post.

A tireless advocate for individuals with developmental disabilities, Senate President Sweeney sponsored laws that removed references to "retardation" in state statutes and created a statewide registry of offenders who abused individuals with developmental disabilities.

About half of references were sponsored or had researchers affiliated with pharmaceutical companies.

Similar findings were noted in a UK study of which 39% of references were sponsored by the industry [34].

Preliminary studies based on the CoBALIT project (Competencies in the Field of Business and Administration, Learning, Instruction, and Transition) are embedded in the research initiative ASCOT (Technology-based Assessment of Skills and Competencies in VET; http://www.ascot-vet.net/) and sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF): Reference Nos.

The legislation referenced by Landrieu, sponsored by Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn)., would direct child welfare agencies to collaborate with local school districts to ensure that foster children remain in their current schools after they move to new school districts if it's in their best interest.

This study was sponsored by the Medical Research Council of Great Britain (grant reference number: G0700392).