1 The design organization previously cosponsored annual home tours with the San Diego Historical Society, usually at historic sites and suburban mansions.

2 John McCain, R-Ariz., co-sponsor of the most prominent reform proposal on the congressional docket.

3 Bob Dole of Kansas, quickly signed on as a co-sponsor of Nickles' bill.

4 Clinton has urged bipartisan congressional passage of a major campaign finance bill co-sponsored by Sens.

5 The credit unions are backing a House bill co-sponsored by Rep.

6 Bob Dole of Kansas had been a co-sponsor before resigning from the Senate this month to become a full-time Republican presidential candidate.

7 Brown aides said Wednesday that his proposal has 41 co-sponsors.

8 China has always been a cosponsor country of the Human Rights Commission's resolution on the right to development.

9 They would not cosponsor a resolution which appeared to suggest that the independence of the people of Formosa should take priority over the Cairo Declaration.

10 Every spring, Washington magazine, a cosponsor of the program(sentencedict.com/cosponsor.html), prints information on "The Swap" along with application forms for city residents wishing to participate.

11 Contact your representative and senators and urge them to cosponsor HR 1207/S 604 if they have not yet done so.

12 Rees claimed that she had initial backing for the conference from Pillay, who "was very enthusiastic and said she would cosponsor [the event] and speak."