Sentence examples for New affiliation from inspiring English sources

It also brings you news of developments for Fluids and Barriers of the CNS including a new affiliation between the journal and the International Society for Hydrocephalus and CSF disorders.

Running as an independent in this race is not a "new affiliation" for Mr. King.

Mr. Doolan described the new affiliation as a further competitive adjustment.

This process is specific to each organization and is an opportunity for students to become oriented to their new affiliation.

"If this didn't happen now, we would have both had to do new affiliation deals and we would have been locked in concrete for years," Mr. Meyer said.

But despite his new affiliation, Mr. Bloomberg declined to say whether he believed that Rudolph W. Giuliani had been a good mayor.

With traditional belief systems in steep decline, people are casting around for new affiliations and sources of belief.

Boston College, Syracuse and Pittsburgh, members of the Big East who who competed as independents in football, made noise about forming new affiliations.

New affiliations like those just announced between Intel and Macromedia and between Real Networks and Pulse Entertainment indicate that the science of compressing huge volumes of data may finally make it possible to stream complex three-dimensional images into personal computers.

Both candidates had hoped to capitalize on the biggest issue so far in the campaign by having their names appear on the November ballot in close proximity to the coveted e-word (the new affiliations would appear on a ballot line in addition to their established party lines).

In this role, Thompson helped manage a great expansion of JHM, including the integration of two new hospitals and a host of other new affiliations and relationships.