Sentence examples for affiliation saying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg, a former Democrat, suggested yesterday that ideology had little to do with political affiliation, saying, "You are whatever you want to register to be".

He played down his party affiliation, saying he was "not a partisan Republican" but rather a "moderate" with "progressive" views.

Colbert, who worked as a campaigner and Capitol Hill staffer, declined to name the politicians he worked for or give his party affiliation, saying the app's reputation as a nonpartisan tool was crucial to growing an audience.

"I don't think there is anything wrong about asking about religious affiliation," said Clovis.

"We don't want to be picking our general officers based on their perceived party affiliation," said General Clark.

The board will solicit bids this spring from brokers regardless of political affiliation, said Jack Schnirman, the deputy supervisor.

One young woman with no religious affiliation said she had traveled 20 hours by bus to see him.

Both he and Churchill had defied definite party affiliation, said Mr. Bloomberg, a former Democrat and Republican who is now a political independent.

Stanford was founded as a racially integrated university, coed and with no particular religious affiliation, said Julie Lythcott-Haims, the dean of freshmen.

"When people are shooting at you, it is hard to determine their immediate affiliation," said William Ledwith, director of international operations for the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.

"My decision to run for the U.S. Senate as a candidate without party affiliation says more about our nation and our state than it says about me," Mr. Crist said.