Sentence examples for sponsoring groups from inspiring English sources

Many megachurches, where members often meet in smaller affinity groups, are sponsoring groups for pet lovers.

Mr. Vilsack said he envisioned communities getting state help preparing resources to accommodate foreigners and essentially sponsoring groups of immigrants.

Some sponsorship deals also include so-called "embedded ads" in which the sponsors' initiatives are weaved into the content of the show, say sources familiar with the arrangements, while the hosts have been known to feature officials from their sponsoring groups on their shows, though the sources say that's not typically part of the arrangements.

Letting a bunch of them be killed may deter others from coming along.In any event, the government is still sponsoring groups of janjaweed (Arab militiamen on horseback) who continue to rape and pillage in Darfur and southern Sudan, where a separate shaky peace between the Arab north and the black African south is holding up, just.

The deaths of some may deter others from coming along.In any event, the government is still sponsoring groups of janjaweed (Arab militiamen on horseback) who continue to rape and pillage in Darfur and southern Sudan, where a separate shaky peace between the Arab north and the black African south is holding up, just.But the Darfuri rebels may themselves be stoking the chaos.

After snubbing marketers for two years, Meetup last month began approaching car companies, financial services firms and packaged-goods makers about sponsoring groups that might be interested in the products these companies sell.

The Mormon Church and the Roman Catholic Church, together, sponsor groups enrolling about one-fourth of all scouts.

The one that helped most, she found, was organized by the Well Spouse Association, which sponsors groups in 21 states.

Many states offer free assistance, like California's Employment Development Department, which sponsors groups in which job seekers collaborate, inviting professional speakers and helping one another.

The terrorist problem in South Asia involves privately sponsored groups motivated less by political grievances than by religion and ideology, which are not amenable to negotiation.

That's where we built our sponsored groups feature.