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sponsor to vs sponsored to

Both "sponsor to" and "sponsored to" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Sponsor to" is used when referring to the action of sponsoring someone or something, while "sponsored to" is used when indicating that someone or something has been sponsored by someone else.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 836 views

sponsor to

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the action of sponsoring someone or something.

The phrase "sponsor to" is used to indicate the act of providing financial or other support to someone or something.

Examples:

  • The company decided to sponsor the event to increase its visibility.
  • She agreed to sponsor the new employee's training program.
  • He offered to sponsor the local sports team for the upcoming season.
  • Where appropriate, it may request the sponsor to supplement the particulars and documents accompanying the application.
  • 4. The Agency shall verify the validity of the application and prepare a summary report to the Committee. Where appropriate, it may request the sponsor to supplement the particulars and documents accompanying the application.
  • where applicable, the methodologies and concepts on which the valuation of collateral supporting the securitised exposures is based and the policies adopted by the originator or sponsor to ensure the independence of the valuer;
  • where applicable, the methodologies and concepts on which the valuation of collateral supporting the securitised exposures is based and the policies adopted by the originator or sponsor to ensure the independence of the valuer;
  • the Guideline on the format and content of applications for designation as orphan medicinal products and on the transfer of designation from one sponsor to another, which contains practical advice on how to compile the documents substantiating fulfilment of the designation criteria.
  • People are saying that Auntie got her sponsor to buy her sneakers.
  • Looks like more than a sponsor to me.
  • We just really need our faculty sponsor to come back.
  • And I'd really like my sponsor to be there.
  • I had a sponsor to talk to when things got out of hand.
  • It is up to the sponsor to assess whether an amendment is to be regarded as substantial.
  • Member States may require the sponsor to have stayed lawfully in their territory for a period not exceeding two years, before having his/her family members join him/her.
  • Annual reporting by the sponsor to the Agency
  • In order for the sponsor to assess all potentially relevant safety information, the investigator should, as a rule, report to him all serious adverse events.
  • require the sponsor to modify any aspect of the clinical trial.
  • reporting of suspected unexpected serious adverse reactions by the sponsor to the Eudravigilance database; and
  • What happens to an individual's data if a participant decides voluntarily or at the request of the sponsor to withdraw from the clinical trial?
  • The Member State concerned should be given the power to revoke the authorisation of a clinical trial, suspend a clinical trial or require the sponsor to modify a clinical trial.
  • The cover letter shall indicate if the clinical trial is considered by the sponsor to be a low-intervention clinical trial and shall contain a detailed justification thereof.
  • Upon request, those files shall be made available by the reporting entity or the issuer, the originator or the sponsor to the sectoral competent authorities as defined in Article 3(1)(r) of Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009.

Alternatives:

  • provide support to
  • fund
  • back
  • finance
  • underwrite

sponsored to

This phrase is correct and commonly used when indicating that someone or something has been sponsored by someone else.

The phrase "sponsored to" is used to show that someone or something has received financial or other support from a sponsor.

Examples:

  • The student was sponsored to attend the conference by a local business.
  • The team was sponsored to participate in the competition by a major corporation.
  • The project was sponsored to completion by a generous donor.
  • Where necessary, staff members from the External Relations Division of the Technical Secretariat will also be sponsored to attend these meetings in order to undertake necessary contacts and interaction with the sponsored participants from the States not Party.
  • Where necessary, staff members from the External Relations Division of the Technical Secretariat will also be sponsored to attend these meetings in order to undertake necessary contacts and interaction with the sponsored participants from the States not Party to the CWC.
  • The table that you sponsored to get on the board.
  • Are you being sponsored to avoid answering my question?

Alternatives:

  • received sponsorship from
  • was funded by
  • was supported by
  • was backed by
  • was financed by

Related Comparisons

participate on vs participate to initiative to vs initiative for initiative to vs initiative in participate in vs participate to involved in vs involved to sponsorship of vs sponsorship to

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