Sentence examples for sponsoring a programme from inspiring English sources

The Abraham Fund, an Israeli NGO, is sponsoring a programme to recruit Arab teachers.

To this end, Advantica Technologies Limited is currently sponsoring a programme of full-scale laboratory model testing of pipe splitting operations at the University of Birmingham.

Coca-Cola sponsors more than 250 physical activity and nutrition education programmes in more than 100 countries and we are committed to sponsoring a programme in every country that we operate in by the end of 2015".

In the 1980s and 1990s the European Commission sponsored a programme of research on automated driving, Prometheus.

He also sponsored a programme of translation of works from Latin into English.

He wrote his degree thesis on the history of Christianity and is best known as the minister who, in the most recent centre-left government, sponsored a programme of economic liberalisation.His arrival has proved divisive all the same.

It also runs sponsored A-level programmes for Chinese students in Zhuhai in Guangdong province and at the elite Suzhou High School in Jiangsu province.The latter arrangement solves an irksome problem for educational expeditionaries.

But what if you are sponsoring a sports programme, where you have absolutely no idea what particular qualities may end up subliminally associated with the goods you are trying to shift?

Given the resources being ploughed into research on development (DFID alone spends about £350m a year), surely it would be a worthwhile investment, if it hasn't already been done, to sponsor a research programme that runs multiple parallel experiments with different event formats, and compares the results in terms of participant feedback, how much people retain a month after the event etc?

The government's plan to sponsor an "eradication programme" to the tune of £100 per hectare per year is futile; though it will have the effect of transferring even more public money to rural landowners.

Kellogg's sponsored a children's programme called 'The Singing Lady'.