Sentence examples for affiliation differences from inspiring English sources

That's consistent with the idea that the current party affiliation differences between age groups has disadvantaged Democrats in midterm elections, while the differences in turnout by different racial groups likely don't have much of an effect.

Their design of the United States sends a strong message for us to disregard religious affiliations and differences and treat all Americans equally.

Jon Meyer, the school's co-principal, said the administrators chose loose standards to allow older students to express themselves while minimizing the potentially divisive effects of dress, like designating gang affiliation or economic differences.

It found 70 percent opposed, with little difference based on party affiliation, and no significant differences between the first two nights of polling and the last three.

Political affiliation makes no difference.

But religious affiliation made no difference in how likely someone was to forgive.

"Political affiliation made no difference to me or to the land," Mr. Dombeck said.

Party affiliation made a difference as well, with 71percentt of Republicans, 54percentt of Democrats and 49percentt of independents assigning importance to presidential spouses.

In 2007, Faith and Voluntary Action, from the National Council of Voluntary Organisations found that "religious affiliation makes little difference in terms of volunteering", and as a matter of simple numbers, the overwhelming majority of the voluntary, community and charity sector in the UK are secular.

The women interviewed shared recommendations for fixing these inequalities – again, political affiliation made no difference in these policy recommendations.

This study reported heterogeneity in the HI effect on the proportion of OOPHE for medicines, with a reduction of 1.7% for households with SS, 1.4% for mixed affiliation, but no difference between SP and matched households without insurance.