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n марк., рек. спонсорство; фінансування; підтримка; спонсорування; a спонсорськийматеріальне забезпечення фізичною або юридичною особою спортивних, художніх, дослідницьких, навчальних та ін. заходів або програм з метою рекламування (advertising¹) своєї продукції, послуг тощо, популяризації (publicity¹), розширення громадських зв'язків (public relations) і т. ін.═════════■═════════advertising sponsorship спонсорство для реклами; alternate sponsorship поперемінне спонсорство; business sponsorship ділове спонсорство; commercial sponsorship комерційне спонсорство • фінансування комерційних програм; exclusive sponsorship виключне право фінансування; full-program sponsorship одноосібне спонсорство програми; industrial sponsorship промислове спонсорство; multiple sponsorship групове спонсорство • фінансування з кількох джерел; partial sponsorship часткове спонсорство; segment sponsorship часткове спонсорство; shared sponsorship спільне спонсорство • пайове спонсорство • фінансування на паях; single sponsorship одноосібне спонсорство • фінансування з одного джерела═════════□═════════sponsorship agreement спонсорська угода; sponsorship deal спонсорська угода; to collect sponsorship отримувати/отримати спонсорство; to obtain sponsorship отримувати/отримати спонсорство; to provide sponsorship забезпечувати/забезпечити спонсорство; to raise sponsorship здобувати/ здобути спонсорство • мобілізувати спонсорство; to receive sponsorship одержувати/ одержати спонсорство
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