Sentence examples for sponsored world from inspiring English sources

And at least they offered those unable to afford the often eye-watering ticket prices an opportunity to grab their slice of the (heavily sponsored) World Cup experience.

The improvement of care for asthma sufferers in these countries is one of the aims of the Global Initiative for Asthma, which since 1998 has sponsored World Asthma Day, an annual event occurring on the first Tuesday in May that is intended to raise awareness of the disorder.

A case in point was the UN sponsored "World We Want" project that attracted an unprecedented 6 million votes from 193 countries who expressed their opinions on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), using both online and offline formats.

One such site called StopX was developed to enhance communication among youth who participated in last November's UNICEF sponsored World Congress Against the Sexual Exploitation of Children and Adolescents.

Warner Bros. will be the first advertiser to run a Sponsored World Lens on Snapchat with a new ad for the joint MGM and WB film "Everything, Everything".

Similar tech powers its World Lens, like the dancing hot dog that got more than 1.5 billion views on Snapchat, plus its new Sponsored World Lens ads.

The Gazette also aroused working-class passions by sponsoring world championships in everything from wood chopping to water drinking, and it featured the exploits of pugilist John L. Sullivan and the feats of Louis Cyr and Katie Sandwina, billed as the world's strongest man and world's strongest woman, respectively.

Besides advocating prevention, the International Society of Nephrology and the International Federation of Kidney Foundations, are sponsoring World Kidney Day to also spread the word that, "We are not all equal with regard to kidney disease and access to treatment".

Sponsored by World Neighbors, which sponsors programs dealing with health, conservation, sanitation and employment in Asia, Africa and Latin America.

It has sponsored the world championship in Biarritz, France, since its inception in 2006.

Over the years liberals have learned to clench their teeth and admit that it was News Corp's demon king Rupert Murdoch who sponsored the world's greatest TV programme.