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SponsorAn underwriting investment company that offers shares in its mutual funds, or an influential institution that highly values a particular security and thus creates additional demand for the security. I [..]
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SponsorThe person who supports a team’s plans, activities and outcomes.
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SponsorA company or individual who helps to support, usually financially, a team, an event, such as a sports meeting or concert, etc., in return for publicity or to advertise their own company [..]
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Sponsor(See also Bills Introduced.)
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SponsorA Canadian citizen or permanent resident who is 18 years of age or older, and who legally supports a member of the Family Class to become a permanent resident of Canada.
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SponsorThe Sponsor is the organization or person (see also Sponsor-Investigator) who oversees the clinical study and is responsible for analyzing the study data. (See also Sponsor data element on ClinicalTri [..]
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SponsorThe legal entity that contributes statutory capital to form a sponsored or association captive.
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Sponsor1650s, from Late Latin sponsor "sponsor in baptism," in Latin "a surety, guarantee, bondsman," from sponsus, past participle of spondere "give assurance, promise solemnly" [..]
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Sponsor1884, "to favor or support," from sponsor (n.). Commercial broadcasting sense is from 1931. Related: Sponsored; sponsoring.
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SponsorAn entity that pays a property for the right to promote itself and its products or services in association with the property, according to IEG. Source: IEG
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Sponsor A Representative or Senator who presents a matter for consideration. Co-sponsors are those who subsequently sign a bill or resolution.
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SponsorThe sponsor is the developer or owner of the property that initiates the conversion of a property from single ownership to cooperative or condominium ownership.
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Sponsorto support and finance.
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Sponsorperson or organization that finances a project.
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SponsorTerm used for the investment bank which advises a company on the issue of new shares or bonds. It finds out the level of potential demand for them, prices them and sells them in the market.
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SponsorAn advertiser who buys the exclusive right to the time available for commercial announcements in a given broadcast program or segment.
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SponsorThe executive who manages, administers, monitors, funds, and is responsible for the overall project delivery. [D03574]
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SponsorIndividual, company, institution or organization taking responsibility for initiation, management and financing of study.
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SponsorSee: petitioner
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Sponsorassume sponsorship of patron: someone who supports or champions something assume responsibility for or leadership of; "The senator announced that he would sponsor the health care plan& [..]
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SponsorThe person or organization that requests an evaluation [ITSEC].
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Sponsor2016 Sponsors
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SponsorDefinition The general partner who organizes and sells the limited partnership.
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SponsorAn individual company institution or organisation who takes responsibility for the initiation management and/or financing of research.
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SponsorThe original member who introduces a bill.
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SponsorA person or corporate entity that subsidizes or provides encouragement, funding, or some other form of practical assistance in the production of a radio or television program, Web site, or other creat [..]
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SponsorThe person (usually a legislator) who presents a bill or resolution for consideration; may be joined by others, who are known as cosponsor. See also: author, introducer, patron.
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SponsorMember offering a bill, amendment, resolution or memorial.
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Sponsor1 : a legislator who introduces and supports a legislative proposal (as a bill or amendment) 2 : a person who assumes responsibility for some other person (as an immigrant) or thing 3 a : one that ...
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SponsorThe legislator, private individual, or group who developed a piece of legislation and advocates its passage.
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Sponsor A sponsor can be one of the following:
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SponsorTo provide money or support to, e.g. a sporting team to gain exposure for your product/company name
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SponsorPerson or entity that sponsors, protects, or financially backs the activities of another person or entity that, in exchange, promotes the sponsor's brand or product.
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SponsorAn investment firm that organizes a unit investment trust and offers the units for sale.
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Sponsora person or company who supports for another financially.
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SponsorA party wishing to develop and finance (with equity) a project. Shareholders of project companies are known as sponsors.
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SponsorSponsor in the context of health care means an employer ,a union, a company or some other entity that sets up and sponsors a health care plan or a retirement plan such as employer-sponsored group disa [..]
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SponsorWith regard to immigration purposes, sponsor means a petitioner. A sponsor can be a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident or U.S. employer who undertakes to bring an immigrant legally into the U.S. Cl [..]
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SponsorSomebody who not only refrains from using free coupons to the movies, but also who buys tickets for all her friends. sponsors of this website
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SponsorThe organizer of a fund, usually also the initial shareholder.
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Sponsorrefers to any person who provides information about their income in support of a student's application for finance. Commonly this person is the student's parent(s), husband, wife or civil partner.
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SponsorThe Member or Minister who presents a bill in the House.
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SponsorAn organisation such as an employer or government agency that officially registers with ANU to pay the tuition fees directly to the University for one or more students.
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Sponsor(n) someone who supports or champions something(n) an advocate who presents a person (as for an award or a degree or an introduction etc.)(v) assume sponsorship of(v) assume responsibility for or lead [..]
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SponsorN M one who guarantees the good faith of another; surety
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SponsorAn entity that provides funding support for a health plan. This can be an employer, a union, or some other entity.
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SponsorNews
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SponsorOne of the writers of a draft resolution. A friendly amendment can only be created if all sponsors agree. Substantive
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Sponsor 1) A sponsor is an advertiser who has sponsored an ad and, by doing so, has also helped sponsor or sustain the Web site itself; 2) An advertiser that has a special relationship with the Web site and supports a specific feature of a Web site, such as a writer's column or a collection of articles on a particular subject.
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Sponsorv. patrocinar, auspiciar
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SponsorA legislator who submits a bill to the legislature or who joins with a group of legislators in supporting and submitting a bill.
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SponsorAn investment firm that organizes a unit investment trust and offers the units for sale.
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SponsorThe organization providing funds for the project
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SponsorThe legislator(s), state agency, or legislative committee which introduces a measure. The name of this person or committee is printed at the top of the measure.
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SponsorA person or an organization that pays for or plans and carries out a project or activity usually in return for advertising time during its course
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SponsorThe organization (person, group, or government agency) that arranges with a duly authorized fireworks supplier for its services in presenting a fireworks display or in providing fireworks for use in a [..]
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SponsorA person who brings an immigrant to the United States by petitioning for him or her. Also a person who completes Form I-864, or the Affidavit of Support.
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SponsorThere are many ways to sponsor an alien. The term "sponsor" in the immigration sense, often means to bring to the United States or "petition for".
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SponsorSomeone already in the UK with status who can help bring someone to the UK under the relevant immigration route on the basis of their immigration status
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SponsorFor some categories you must have a sponsor. A sponsor is a relative aged 18 years or over who is living in Australia, is an Australian citizen or permanent resident or an eligible New Zealand citizen [..]
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SponsorSee ‘Tier 4 Sponsor’ or ‘Financial Sponsor’
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SponsorA person residing in Finland whose family member applies for a residence permit in Finland on the basis of family ties in order to be together with the sponsor.
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SponsorThe term “sponsor,” in the immigration context, may refer to either: (1) A person who fills out and submits an immigration visa petition (also known as a “petitioner”), or (2) a person who completes a [..]
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SponsorA family member, friend or other person, who supports a person’s application to come to the UK. For example, if a man is applying to join his British wife, he would be the applicant and she would be t [..]
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SponsorSomeone already in the UK with status who can help bring someone to the UK under the relevant immigration route on the basis of their immigration status
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SponsorMore generally, to bring a foreign national to the United States through a family- or employment-based visa petition. Specifically, a "sponsor" in the family-based immigrant visa petition co [..]
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SponsorThere are many ways to sponsor an alien. The term "sponsor" in the immigration sense, often means to bring to the United States or "petition for". If you would like to sponsor, or petition for, a relative, please read the information entitled "How do I Bring my Family to the United States to Live?" If [..]
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Sponsor1) A person who fills out and submits an immigration visa petition. Another name for sponsor is petitioner, OR 2) a person who completes an affidavit of support (I-864) for an immigrant visa applicant [..]
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Sponsor1) A person who fills out and submits an immigration visa petition. Another name for sponsor is petitioner, OR 2) a person who completes an affidavit of support (I-864) for an immigrant visa applicant. Sponsored Immigrant
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SponsorThe term ‘sponsor’ is often used to describe the petitioner. In order to be a sponsor, you must have minimum income or assets above a certain level determined by the U.S.government.
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SponsorThere are many ways to sponsor an alien. The term "sponsor" in the immigration sense, often means to bring to the United States or "petition for". Another meaning of the term &qu [..]
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SponsorIn relation to therapeutic goods, means:
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SponsorThe legislator(s), state agency, or legislative committee which introduces a measure. The name of this person or committee is printed at the top of the measure.
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SponsorA broker that works with the issuer during the procedure for listing financial instruments and guarantees to the quality of the information prepared by the issuer.
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SponsorDuring the Hunger Games, a tribute’s mentor is responsible for procuring needed – and very expensive – items with donations from supporters known as sponsors. A sponsor can be a wealthy Capitol citize [..]
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Sponsor(1) organizing organization of a tournament
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SponsorIn the literature of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), the first 12-step support group, members select someone they can feel comfortable with, and with whom they can talk freely and confidentially, and ask t [..]
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SponsorAn organization outside the Laboratory (i.e., a benefactor) that makes a voluntary contribution to support the event
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Sponsorperson or organization that contributes financially in exchange for activity or benefit.
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SponsorAn entity other than the originator (q.v.) which sets up and manages an ABCP conduit or other securitization scheme where assets are acquired from a third entity for securitization.
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SponsorAn external agency/foreign government that pays the full cost, or some of the cost, of the degree. Components of sponsorship may include tuition, OSHC, stipend, travel costs, other study expenses. A s [..]
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SponsorThe Direct Debit service is owned and operated by a number of financial institutions, known as sponsors
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SponsorAn individual, company, institution, or organization that takes responsibility for the initiation, management, and/or financing of a research project.
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SponsorUsually a private equity investment firm engaged in leveraged buyout transactions; companies owned by sponsors may raise equity in public markets through an initial public offering (IPO).
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SponsorPerson who promoted the purchase of shares in the corporation to a specific shareholder.
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SponsorAn underwriting investment company that offers shares in its mutual funds, or an influential institution that highly values a particular security and thus creates additional demand for the security. I [..]
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SponsorSponsoring something (or someone) is the act of supporting an event, activity, person, or organization financially or through the provision of products or services. The individual or group that provid [..]
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SponsorSponsor or sponsorship may refer to a person or organization with some role (especially one of responsibility) regarding another person or organisation:
Sponsor (commercial), supporter of an event, a [..]
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SponsorA sponsor or patron is a person, usually a legislator, who presents a bill or resolution for consideration. Those who support it are known as cosponsors (sometimes co-sponsors) or copatrons.
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SponsorSponsor is a genus of beetles in the family Buprestidae. It belongs within the tribe Paratrachini within the subfamily Polycestinae., and contains the following species:
Sponsor aeneiventris Descarpe [..]
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