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Перевод: sponsorship

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спонсорство
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Тезаурус:

1. This was the initial running of the world's oldest Classic under commercial sponsorship, and for the first time the winner's prize money topped 100,000.
2. It may provide a school with a sports strip, probably indicating sponsorship by having the firm's name on clothing, or donate some surplus machinery to a college.
3. As expected, many people were willing to support my sponsored "push" and I soon filled both sides of my sponsorship form.
4. "When we entered into a sponsorship agreement with the Rugby World Cup Limited, no one believed that the event would be such an outstanding success.
5. The NLSC has no core funding, which means all projects must raise sponsorship.
6. The leaflet earmarked for the Tories will stress the earning potential of the arts, its management and marketing skills, and the usefulness of sponsorship.
7. EUROPE'S richest indoor women's tennis tournament in Brighton is in danger of collapsing after Midland Bank yesterday withdrew their sponsorship.
8. Such old-boy networks were one way of jumping the promotion queue, of obtaining sponsorship.
9. Tim Brady, head of corporate sponsorship at Thames, the richest ITV company, pointed to The Concert, an overnight rock series, sponsored by McEwan's lager to the tune of 50,000.
10. The tournament then was under different sponsorship on a different date.
11. Businesses can also help by providing management skills, technical expertise and sponsorship for community based crime prevention projects.
12. Having drawn a blank with the local councils, and having been used instead of helped by nearby "conservationists", Jane now wrote dozens of letters to banks, charities, environmental societies, corporations, official bodies, in search of sponsorship, or even a loan.
13. Until recently, company sponsorship of ITV or BBC programmes was strictly confined to events which would be taking place regardless of their being televised.