co-sponsor

Speech parts

1. co-sponsor - Noun

2. co-sponsor - Verb

Meaning

co-sponsor (plural co-sponsors)

Alternative spelling of cosponsor

co-sponsor (third-person singular simple present co-sponsors, present participle co-sponsoring, simple past and past participle co-sponsored)

Alternative spelling of cosponsor

Synonyms

Examples

“Nutria continues to be a problem in my district and most of the San Joaquin Valley, making life more difficult for farmers,” said bill co-sponsor Rep. Jim Costa. Source: Internet

Earlier research by the Center for Responsible Lending (CRL), a summit co-sponsor, revealed that many homebuyers of color were steered into higher-cost, subprime loans – even when they qualified for cheaper ones. Source: Internet

Lankford is a lead co-sponsor of a bipartisan bill restricting Turkey’s access to international financial assistance from the World Bank and other multilateral financial institutions until Ankara stops detaining US citizens and consular staff. Source: Internet

Councilmember Claudia Balducci, a co-sponsor of the bill, expressed concern that ensuring that the reforms are actually carried out within the agency bureaucracies is going to take some work. Source: Internet

Council member Mike Freeman has signed on as co-sponsor. Source: Internet

Gallego is a co-sponsor of a bill by Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Tucson, that would of the National Defense Authorization Act, the section that allows the land swap. Source: Internet

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