Joint iteration Demos - at the end of each iteration the working software is demonstrated to the project sponsors.
Joe Lieberman, one of the Senate bill's sponsors, called the amendment to repeal those rules "an unnatural appendage" to the voting-rights measure.
After it was raised to 5% in 1997, it once more harmed its sponsors and helped derail Japan's economic recovery, plunging the country into a second lost decade of economic growth.
Those preseason tours can be pure gold, giving sponsors the chance to exploit target markets.
No sponsors have pulled out, and none is expected to do so because they have all signed agreements.
The Corinthians shirt is a patchwork of sponsors' logos, down to one for a deodorant brand nestling in the players' armpits.
The library sponsors speech contest, skit performance, street get-togethers, etc.
In 2008 Britain raised from 18 to 21 the minimum age for sponsors and the spouses they want to bring in.
While they often worry about what is going in Baghdad, many Kurds also worry that their foreign sponsors may betray them, as they have several times in the past century.
Thankfully, all of our sponsors were clueful and spoke for themselves about things they were passionate about.
But we have the sponsors to consider.
Some athletes even became free agents, negotiating and hiring themselves out to the highest bidder, to win RACES and money for their sponsors.
Conversely, the sponsors of the solution are able to directly identify evidence that the solution is providing them with business value.
He understands that it's difficult to persuade enterprises to sponsor campus activities as schools place many restrictions on sponsors: outdoor stands are forbidden; and logos cannot be too big.
The trouble is that the sponsors of the bailout fund are themselves big debtors.
Hard times and popular revulsion against Wall Street should have sent sponsors fleeing.
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