Sentence examples for affiliated as from inspiring English sources
"affiliated as" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a person or organization being associated or connected with another entity in a formal or official manner. Example: The new company was affiliated as a subsidiary of the larger corporation. In this sentence, "affiliated as" is used to indicate the official connection between the two companies.
He retired in 1988 but remained affiliated as professor emeritus.
Mr. Crandall, 64, is now affiliated, as an investor and adviser, with MilePoint.com, a new venture meant to help mop up some of those miles.
Critics of Ms. Norton, however, have attacked her positions on land use and private property and view the groups with which she has been affiliated as antienvironmental.
In his biggest reform, Miliband has proposed that individual political levy payers in unions be asked to choose to affiliate to the party rather than be affiliated as a bloc by their union leaderships.
In 1955 Lumumba became regional president of a purely Congolese trade union of government employees that was not affiliated, as were other unions, to either of the two Belgian trade-union federations (socialist and Roman Catholic).
You can find them near the park's main fountain by looking for the "UMO Music" hat on the head of Joe Budnick, a 55-year-old guitarist, who has been organizing the event for 30 years (in colder weather, the group, loosely affiliated as Underground Music Online, plays at the Shades of Green pub near Union Square).
So, we're hoping to work with them in affiliating as soon as possible".
The contract gave Mr Murdoch's new network instant credibility, with local affiliated stations as well as fans.
IRB approval was obtained from the investigators' affiliated universities, as well as the hospital where patients were recruited.
In such relationships, the major carrier usually audits the safety performance of its affiliates as well.
He was a past president of both the Botanical Society of America and its California affiliate, as well as of the California Academy of Sciences.
