Sentence examples for affiliation against from inspiring English sources

But his Democratic opponent, Mrs. Farrell, proved to be a formidable challenger, primarily by using Mr. Shays's party affiliation against him and even invoking Mr. DeLay in her speeches and in debates.

Roman Gabriel Gonzalez, the Air Force medic who is running without a party affiliation against Roybal-Allard, suggests his candidacy is a good example of where those ideals meet reality. .

The race is an early test of whether Democrats can ride a wave of anti-Trump sentiment to win traditionally red seats….Trump barely squeaked by Hillary Clinton there, but most other Republican candidates — presidential and House — have done much better….Today's primary pits all candidates, regardless of party affiliation, against one another.

Totals of 24, 172 and 97 sequences in SS, RWS and TWS, respectively, showed no affiliation against the UNITE and/or GenBank databases, and were removed from the analyses (Additional file 3A).

These include the collapse of a conversion panel in Denver made up of Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbis; the lawsuit of five Orthodox students who wished to avoid co-ed housing at Yale; a quarrel at a California synagogue over liturgical emendation; and a zoning battle in a Ohio suburb that pitted Jews of various affiliations against Orthodox residents.

Under California's election rules, candidates from all party affiliations compete against one another in the primary race, with Tuesday's top two vote-getters advancing to November's general election.

The outlandish accusations of Muslim Brotherhood affiliations made against American government officials and agencies by Congresswoman Michele Bachmann and four other Members of Congress have rightfully been dismissed by many public figures and members of themedia as utter nonsense.

But his affiliation can work against him.

The Duane Reade workers voted 344 for affiliation and 26 against.

My reassurances notwithstanding, Congressman Pickle could not understand why any voter, regardless of party affiliation, would vote against him.

Don Hewitt, the program's executive producer, said he had to warn Mr. Bergman against claiming affiliation.