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Meanings of fiscal sponsor in inglés

ruso
зонтичная организация
portugués
organização guarda-chuva
español
organizacion paraguas
catalán
organització paraigua

Organization that consists of several thematically-professionally or regionally along its sub-organizations.

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organizacion paraguas
Synonyms
Examples for "federation"
Examples for "federation"
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A new Europe, he thought ironically, a powerful federation of dynamic states.
The Young Lions
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Clearly the direction of common cause, federation of free people, global law.
The new yorker
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However, spectators will not be allowed inside the venue, the federation said.
Jamaica Observer
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The federation aims to support all people affected by diabetes in Ireland.
The Irish Times
5
The international equestrian federation said the dressage competition was continuing as normal.
Radio NZ
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Watts said the umbrella organization had three main objectives in its medium-term strategy.
The Guardian
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Using their own money and an aggressive fundraising operation, they developed the umbrella organization Freedom Partners.
Reuters
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Another 388 have died off reservation in urban areas, according to the main indigenous umbrella organization APIB.
Reuters
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The Boulder Climbing Community, an umbrella organization for local climbers, has set up a donation page at its website.
Climbing Magazine
5
Pakistan has been battling the Pakistani Taliban, an umbrella organization of hardline Islamist groups, since its inception in 2007.
Reuters
1
The UN major group of NGOs, an umbrella group, condemned the document.
The Guardian
2
The ACTU groups the main Australian trade unions under an umbrella group.
Reuters
3
Together For Yes said it would wind down as an umbrella group.
The Guardian
4
Pubs of Ulster, the North's industry umbrella group, appears to think so.
The Irish Times
5
The most recent event was organized by Wine Australia, an industry umbrella group.
The Irish Times
Usage of fiscal sponsor in inglés
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And still others will move from one fiscal sponsor to another as they grow.
Reuters