Definitions for "Sponsorship"
A banner that may run throughout the entire web site, and possibly include a tag line of text underneath the banner.
Advertising program or campaign designed uniquely by a Web site for an advertiser to create dominance and add value for that advertiser on the site or within a section of the site. These programs can include bundling multiple ad units, exclusivity, content integration, custom content development or research and other non-media opportunities.
Supporting an event, activity or organisation by providing money or other resources that is of value to the sponsored event. This is usually in return for advertising space at the event or as part of the publicity for the event.
To sponsor something is to support an event, activity, person or organization by providing money or other resources in exchange for access to an audience.
in sport, a company gives financial support in return for linking their name with an individual, a team or a sport in general.
a cost effective method of promoting your company to this targeted audience, both private and public sector
Some companies offer a sum of money to students during their studies. In return the student may work for them during their studies or during vacations and should have an interest in working for the company when they graduate. Sponsorships are not only for students on vocational courses.
Sponsorship is an amount of money provided to a student by a company or organisation in order to fund a student's study. Some government departments, firms and industrial organisations have schemes, but they are usually only for certain programmes of study and can be very competitive. They do not have to be repaid, however they can entail a certain commitment to the organisation which provides the funding, such as working for them in holidays or after completion of studies.
The act of being a sponsor' usually entails the troop doing something for the sponsor
volunteer material, financial, organizational and other support provided by natural persons and legal entities to any activity in order to popularize solely the sponsor's name, title, trademark for goods and services
a formal commitment made to the Canadian government by your relative to be responsible for your support, and that of any dependants accompanying you, for a period of from one to ten years
a good way to show your support for SiVa
All shareholdings on CHESS (Clearing House Electronic Sub-register System) have a sponsor. The sponsor will be a broker or an issuer (listed company). Your shares will be issuer-sponsored if you bought the shares direct from the company through an initial public offering ('float'). You can be sponsored on CHESS by more than one broker or issuer and maintain holdings in the same security under different sponsorships. When you are buying and selling shares through a particular broker they may require you to be sponsored on CHESS by them. This can be achieved by completing a CHESS Sponsorship Transfer Form during the application process.
an excellent opportunity to expose your company or organisation as a leading name in HCI and IT
a very valuable business opportunity for you or your company
This research is sponsored by the Advanced Research Project Agency, ARPA order number 018 (formerly 8230), monitored by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory under contract DAAB07-91-C-Q518.
Enhancing the demand for a stock through research and order flow.
a manifestation of the Church's social doctrine, which teaches Catholics to build a just society and live lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern culture
Affiliation with an existing nonprofit organization for the purpose of receiving grants. Grantseekers may either apply for federal tax-exempt status or affiliate with a nonprofit sponsor.
a euphemism for payment or compensation for the escort services agreed to by you and the escort
a collaborative arrangement between the DND and CF and persons, groups or organizations external to the DND and CF
an item-subscription you have defined that is paid through Paypal
a one-to-one relationship based on mutual respect and recognition of every person's dignity
A person or group within an organization that funds, provides rationale, and takes responsibility for a project. ()
The purchase of all or part of the air-time during a radio or TV program.
The purchase of a radio program or specific feature.
the relationship between a sponsor and a property, in which the sponsor pays a cash or in-kind fee in return for access to the exploitable commercial potential associated with the property.
a great tool
the act of sponsoring (either officially or financially)
State of being a sponsor.