cosponsor

To cosponsor is to give money or support to something with another person or company.

(verb)

An example of cosponsor is to agree to fund half of an exhibition with another business.
An example of cosponsor is to write a bill with another member of Congress.

The definition of a cosponsor is a person or company who gives money or support with another.

(noun)

An example of a cosponsor is one of the two businesses that fund a specific project.

See cosponsor in Webster's New World College Dictionary

noun

a joint sponsor, as of a proposed piece of legislation

transitive verb

to be a cosponsor of

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See cosponsor in American Heritage Dictionary 4

transitive verb co·spon·sored, co·spon·sor·ing, co·spon·sors

To function in the capacity of a joint sponsor of: corporations that cosponsored a marathon.

noun

A joint sponsor: two senators who were cosponsors of new legislation.

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