Sentence examples for a range of affiliated from inspiring English sources

It had lent money, diplomatic backing and a powerful media platform not only to the mother organisation, founded in Egypt in 1928, but to a range of affiliated and like-minded Islamist groups across the region.

Mobikwik already has about 1.5 million active users for its existing online and closed wallet which, like most other "wallets" available today, work like vouchers redeemable at a range of affiliated merchants but can't be cashed out for legal tender.

Alibaba itself operates a range of affiliates, including $60 billion valued Ant Financial — which it is in process of acquiring one-third of — and a logistics unit called Cainaio.

Sectarian incidents appear to have touched a range of other institutions affiliated with churches, including the offices of a Y.M.C.A. in Minya, according to a picture posted on Twitter that was highlighted by Ms. Stamboliyska's project.

In addition to attacking churches, mobs ransacked and burned a range of other buildings affiliated with the Christian community last week, including a Jesuit school and an orphanage in the city of Minya.

The proposed rule would grant a wide range of religiously affiliated employers an exemption from this rule, and the right to deny their employees coverage that is identical to what they'd get in any other health plan.

"Trip.com is no more neutral than Orbitz or Expedia," he said, which have a range of deals to promote affiliates of their owners.

The shooter, Wade M. Page, was affiliated with a range of neo-Nazi skinhead groups, and during the last decade, he played in several prominent bands in the white power music scene.

Fifth and sixth-year medical students attended 14-week rotations in a range of disciplines at the UMCG or affiliated hospitals.

Despite the refusals the consequent sample featured single sex schools and drew on the largest and smallest schools in the four boroughs which were affiliated to a range of religious denominations.

Employees of a far wider range of institutions affiliated with a religion, including schools and soup kitchens, will now have to go through extra hoops to gain access to coverage for family planning.