Sentence examples for an affiliation of from inspiring English sources

An AD is an affiliation of e.g. healthcare providers in a region who have decided to share information of their jointly treated patients via e.g. shared-care records, i.e. a PEHR.

The chart also misstated an affiliation of another member, Herbert S. Winokur Jr.

Al-Shabaab is not a unified force, but an affiliation of militias.

He was a founding and active member of Interbourse, an affiliation of the world's stock exchanges.

Credit unions usually charge only a nominal fee but require an affiliation of some kind.

In late 2010, he helped found the 67th Precinct Clergy Council, an affiliation of local clergy.

In addition, 70% of the proceeds will go to writers through an affiliation program of sorts.

Might the Franco-British union have developed naturally into a looser affiliation of European states, a European Union that balanced the emerging power of the American Union?

Abandoned by its previous owners, condemned by the city, and minimally rehabilitated, it was occupied — perhaps infested is a better word — by a loose affiliation of opportunivores.

N.I.Y.A. is less a formal operation than a loose affiliation of individuals who feel that they have run out of alternatives.

The Tea Party, at least elsewhere, is not a traditional political party, but a loose affiliation of groups.