Sentence examples for sponsored work from inspiring English sources

The first sponsored work, Matthew Neenan's "At the Border," choreographed for the Pennsylvania Ballet, will also be performed by Nevada Ballet Theater in March.

The method is in its infancy in economics, but the Bank of England, for example, has sponsored work on an agent-based model of European economy and finance system.

The current system places online sponsored content at a disadvantage; one in which the extreme level to which we are required to disclose makes us look like we are taking on more sponsored work than other mediums.

It is somehow a lot sexier to criticize online venues for taking on sponsored work than it is to criticize a show like "Pawn Stars" that openly shills its sponsors' products (Ooma and Subway to name just two), with nary a disclosure to be seen (indeed, my DVR always manages to cut off that show before the credits).

The Carnegie Institution also sponsored work at the site in conjunction with the government of Honduras.

Police enforcement didn't get serious until the mid 80s, when the government introduced sponsored work programs, paying gang members large amounts of money to do a range of community services (and giving them vehicles to travel around in).

Among them is Unshackled, a mission-centric fund for immigrant entrepreneurs that can help their selected foreign entrepreneurs handle issues of sponsoring work visas or green cards.

United Internet's 40 million Internet users allocate funds to help sponsor work to support childrens rights and the global fight against poverty.

Sustrans, a UK-based charity working on creating routes for sustainable transportation, sponsored the work. .

Ludovico sponsored extensive work in civil and military engineering, such as canals and fortifications.

In 1904 he went to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, New York City, which sponsored his work for almost a quarter of a century.