Crossword clues for sponsorship
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sponsorship \Spon"sor*ship\ (sp[o^]n"s[~e]r*sh[i^]p), n. State of being a sponsor.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1753, from sponsor (n.) + -ship.
Wiktionary
n. 1 (context uncountable English) The state or practice of being a sponsor. 2 (context countable and uncountable English) The aid or support provided by a sponsor; backing or patronage.
WordNet
n. the act of sponsoring (either officially or financially)
Usage examples of "sponsorship".
And knowing Lipari, he could easily pass off his sponsorship of Altim Burka as misplaced.
Even without such clearly partisan sponsorship, this massive assemblage of the Petersburg intelligentsia in the heavily charged atmosphere created by the massacre at Bezdna, the student demonstrations, the proclamations, the arrests, and the recent sentencing of Mikhailov could hardly have avoided taking on the significance of a public protest.
We were giddy knowing that our days were now our own, but worried that those days would become unaffordable on our present savings and sponsorships.
Nothing untoward was reported or hinted at in the newspapers, and importantly, nothing was ever said or written by John Adams, who, of all men, would have been enraged by any disrespect shown a minister of the United States being presented under his sponsorship.
Editorials lambasted the cowardice of the fleeing criminals, and the Gridnovsky publishing empire threw its weight behind a variety of remedies: Murderer Starter Kits, sponsorship deals for elegant archvillains, and women's magazine articles with titles like “Ten Ways To Find Out If He's Cheating On You (And Deserves To Die).
Hence, under the sponsorship of the Cosmocratic Government of North America, the Galactic Council and its arm, the Galactic Patrol, came into their own.
Hence, under the sponsorship of the Cosmocratic government of North America, the Galactic Council and its arm, the Galactic Patrol, came into their own.
The grades or degrees within which marriage is forbidden should be changed, as, for instance, the sponsorships and the third and fourth degrees and if the pope can grant dispensation in these matters for money and for the sake of the shameful traffic, 192 then every parish priest may give the same dispensations gratis and for the salvation of souls.
Illuminati conspiracy with direct authorship of the French Revolution and the Bolshevik uprising, as well as sponsorship of the Trilateral Commission and the comsymp "Eastern Establishment" generally.
In the 1850s, following the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act under the sponsorship of Senators Clay and Webster--Calhoun felt it was not stringent enough--a subtle, undeclared war erupted between the slave-owners and the enemies of the peculiar institution.
Of whist drives and raffles and pub quiz competitions, of wet T-shirt contests (there seemed to have been many of these) and of guided tours and sponsorship deals.
Editorials lambasted the cowardice of the fleeing criminals, and the Gridnovsky publishing empire threw its weight behind a variety of remedies: Murderer Starter Kits, sponsorship deals for elegant archvillains, and women's magazine articles with titles like “.
However, despite occasional setbacks he succeeded in his aim, which was to obtain sponsorship from both his patron the Earl of Suffolk as well as certain merchants including the Abell family and others involved in the German and Baltic trade for a party of Magdalene scholars to attend the Rudolstadt Colloquy in April and to attempt to procure additional source material from Grantville itself.
Like Goolagong-Cawley, to succeed, Freeman has had to become tunnel-visioned, her life a succession of training, travelling, competing, gymnasium, massage, physiotherapy, media, sponsorship appearances, exhaustion and sleep.
The Very Reverend Jevon Knapp also disapproved of Monica's sponsorship, but he knew much more about it.