Sentence examples for would have sponsored from inspiring English sources
No one would have sponsored him to fly across the Atlantic".
(Hendrix, on the other hand, chews gum throughout the concert; today, the gum company would have sponsored the show).
Indeed, after the disastrous stories of prisoner abuse in Abu Ghraib, Guantánamo Bay and Afghanistan, you might imagine that a shrewd president would have sponsored such a law himself to set the record straight.But you would be wrong.
Only applicants who have been formally designated refugees can make the G5 application that Kurdi's sister would have sponsored, and many Syrian Kurds have reported difficulties getting their applications processed in UNHCR camps in Turkey.
"We had originally thought that we would have sponsored notes, but we find that businesses are using it in more interesting ways than we had expected," she said, noting that hotels, tour guides, and clothing companies alike are experimenting with Findery.
At the MIT Media Lab, twice a year we'd have "sponsor week", where we'd invite industry sponsors and demo our work to them, and they would provide feedback on commercialization ideas or opportunities.
Why else would he have sponsored last year's abortive attempt to reform a system of campaign finance that so obviously benefits his party more than the Democrats?
Douglas-Home, less instinctively liberal on economic matters than Heath, would probably not have sponsored such a proposal unprompted.
The bill we have sponsored would increase monthly education benefits to $1500; eliminate the $1200 enrollment fee; and offer a $1000 annually for books and supplies.
They said they wanted to raise awareness about the problem and to talk about legislation they have sponsored that would provide $90,000 for a pilot program aimed at finding foster parents who are also willing to adopt the babies.
Representative Richard H. Baker, a Louisiana Republican who heads a subcommittee of the Financial Services Committee, said he expected that the House would soon take up a measure he has sponsored that would tighten regulation.
