Sentence examples for affiliation from from inspiring English sources

And most of them trumpet a party affiliation from their home page.

He switched his party affiliation from Republican to independent in 2007.

White southerners have changed their party affiliation from Democratic to Republican.

(Specter, then the state's senior U.S. senator, had recently switched his party affiliation from Republican to Democratic).

When Michael Bloomberg switched his party affiliation from Republican to independent on Tuesday, he coyly opened the door for a historic election in 2008.

Another is held by a senator representing parts of Harlem and the Bronx who switched her party affiliation from Democrat to Republican.

In Athens, Greek identity is said by the Orthodox Church to be under threat from a government plan to remove mention of religious affiliation from identification cards.

First and foremost, only registered Democrats can vote on Tuesday, and the deadline for changing party affiliation — from independent to Democrat, say — was last October.

Johnson, 24, joined the national team for the first time last August, when he announced that he would change his international affiliation from Germany to the United States.

He was less a Republican than a chameleon, changing affiliation from Democrat to Republican to independent as his electoral desires dictated.

Mr. Hall, an electrical worker who said he had changed his party affiliation from Republican to support Mr. Obama, added, "Hopefully he can win and stay alive".