Sponsors
/ˈspɒnsərz/
Definitions
- (n.) Entities or individuals that provide support, funding, or endorsement for an event, activity, person, or organization, often under contractual terms.
The sponsors agreed to finance the community health program.
- (n.) In immigration law, individuals who assume legal responsibility for a visa applicant's financial support.
The sponsor submitted proof of income to the immigration authorities.
- (n.) In legal documentation, persons who introduce or advocate for a bill or legislative proposal.
The bill's sponsors debated its merits in the assembly.
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- sponsor
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Commentary
The term 'sponsors' is primarily used as a plural noun; related legal roles vary by context, such as funding, immigration responsibility, or legislative advocacy.
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