The phrase "against affiliations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opposition or resistance to certain groups, organizations, or associations.
Example: "The organization has taken a strong stance against affiliations that promote discrimination."
Alternatives: "opposed to associations" or "in conflict with affiliations".
A hefty 73% were against affiliation with companies "involved in the unsustainable exploitation of natural resources". The Co-op has had its share of troubles recently, and last year it admitted it would not make a profit until 2017 at the earliest, having been forced to speed up plans to sell off billions of pounds of high risk loans.
Up to now only Democratic electors within states won by Hillary Clinton have expressed the intention to vote against party affiliation as a form of protest against Trump's imminent ascendancy to the White House.
Don Hewitt, the program's executive producer, said he had to warn Mr. Bergman against claiming affiliation.
However, a number of those new districts objected to the arrangement, and in 2005 most of the former municipalities were permitted to vote for or against continued affiliation with Montreal.
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.
Instead, it offers the bakery and Chef protection against un-granted affiliations with the bakery or confusion from customers.
Police departments should better reflect the communities they are supposed to serve, but they must also actively remove officers with histories of violence against civilians, racist affiliations or patterns of behavior, and officers who are afraid of the people and communities where they are supposed to work.
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.
