Sentence examples for affiliations from from inspiring English sources

The Times excised the names but not the company affiliations from the e-mails.

Like Bunning, Campbell later served in the Senate, switching party affiliations from Democratic to Republican along the way.

He is an Army veteran and a former executive at Battelle, and he maintains myriad prestigious affiliations, from Stanford to M.I.T.

It was the start of a series of shifting party affiliations — from 1999 to 2001, as a member of the Reform Party, Trump considered a third-party candidacy.

A journal editor would then remove the authors' names and affiliations from the paper and send it to their peers for review.

Thousands of Greek Orthodox clerics and followers flooded the center of this capital today to demand that the government retract its decision to remove religious affiliations from citizens' identity cards.

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).

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.