sponsorship

sponsorship
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ generous, major
▪ lucrative (esp. BrE)
▪ arts (BrE), sports
▪ business (esp. BrE), commercial, corporate, government, private, state
▪

state sponsorship of religious societies

▪ tobacco (BrE)
▪

tobacco sponsorship of Formula One

VERB + SPONSORSHIP
▪ attract (esp. AmE), find, get, obtain, raise (esp. AmE), receive, secure, win (BrE)
▪ collect (BrE)
▪

Many participants collect sponsorship from family, friends and colleagues.

▪ look for, seek
▪ withdraw, withdraw from
▪

The company has decided to withdraw from some of its sports sponsorship.

SPONSORSHIP + NOUN
▪ agreement, deal, package, programme/program, scheme (BrE)
▪

The company has entered into a sponsorship agreement with the team.

▪

Chelsea's new shirt sponsorship deal

▪ opportunities
▪ dollars (esp. AmE), money (esp. BrE), revenue
▪

Sponsorship dollars are rolling in as never before.

▪

He hopes to raise around £4 000 in sponsorship money for the hospital. (BrE)

▪ form (BrE)
▪

Entry and sponsorship forms for the marathon are available at local post offices.

▪ contract (esp. BrE)
▪

the four-year sponsorship contract

PREPOSITION
▪ in sponsorship (esp. BrE)
▪

She has raised about £500 in sponsorship. (BrE)

▪ through sponsorship (esp. BrE)
▪

Two million pounds were raised through sponsorship.

▪ under (the) sponsorship
▪

under commercial sponsorship

▪ with sponsorship, without sponsorship
▪

Without generous corporate sponsorship, the ballet company would not have survived.

▪ sponsorship for, sponsorship of
▪

sponsorship for next year's World Cup

▪ sponsorship from
▪

We have won sponsorship from one of the big banks.


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