Sentence examples for accept affiliation from inspiring English sources

The National Society's general stance was cautious; it avoided close identification with political parties, and for this reason would not accept affiliation from branches of the Women's Liberal Federation.

In August 2008, 15 of 19 private clinics in the two regions accepted affiliation with the database, and since October 2008, 10 of the clinics have registered data in the database.

This International accepted the affiliation only of parties that accepted its decisions as binding, imposed iron discipline, and made a clean break with the Second International.

I have always accepted the affiliation of Unison to the Labour party and paid my subs (minus the political levy), fully aware that the union did not represent my politics.

I recently spoke with Denver stand-up comedian and gay, pot smoking Republican Chuck Roy, who says that he is often confronted by Democrats who refuse to accept his political affiliations.

If we accept that the party affiliation of the government in office across the last 35 years has some relevance to crime trends (marginal at best, in my view), this would have been a more accurate representation of the story of crime and party of government in England and Wales (although still open to criticism).

As much as you want your girlfriend to accept your Star Trek affiliation and your need to spend time watching, reading and toying around with all things Star Trek, accept her too.

Those with liberal political views tend to be more accepting, but partisan affiliation has little bearing on these views.

But they share one thing in common: that lawmakers should at least accept climate science, regardless of party affiliation.

They can have no religious affiliation and are required to accept students by lottery.

Even if some differences in the rhetoric between different political leaders is emerging, most voters appear to accept climate science, regardless of their own party affiliation.