Sentence examples for the cosponsors from inspiring English sources
verb
To sponsor jointly with another
He added: "The cosponsors said that the United Nations should have a vital role.
But at least one member of the Council, Cory A. Booker, said that the letter was a sign of deep frustration with Mayor Sharpe James, the city's chief cheerleader and negotiator on the arena project and, as a state senator, one of the cosponsors of the legislation authorizing the project.
The cosponsors of that January bill have not yet voiced support for Collins' bill.
One of the cosponsors of the conference was the Center for Longevity at Stanford University.
One of the cosponsors, Rep. Phil Roe (R-Tenn)., has strong conservative credentials when it comes to healthcare, having often voted to repeal Obamacare.
She does, on occasion, go to conferences cosponsored by drug companies, but only if she considers the cosponsor reliable and if she expects the information to be unbiased and important for treating patients.
Kathryn E. Freed, chairwoman of the City Council's Committee on Contracts and the cosponsor of the bill, said, "It's time for New York to slam the door shut on the sweatshop industry".
It got 14 cosponsors in the Senate, and a whopping 80 in the House (search the bill-tracking site at the Library of Congress for "H.R.3603" or "S.1981" from the 112th Congress to see the cosponsor lists).
The British and the Americans, cosponsors of the resolution, say this will be laid out in an exchange of letters next week.
On 18 19 October 2004, the NIEHS and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency cosponsored the workshop Environmental Influences on the Induction and Incidence of Asthma.
