Similar words: sponsor, sponsoring, sponsorial, sponsorship, consort, tonsorial, consortium, response. Meaning: v. sponsor together with another sponsor.
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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,(www.Sentencedict.com) 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."
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