Sentence examples for an affiliation to from inspiring English sources

Bell also had ties to neocons but denied an affiliation to any ideology.

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia has long claimed an affiliation to Bin Laden's group, and has clearly been inspired by it.

The report notes that eight attacks last year were undertaken by "individuals or people with an affiliation to Sovereign Citizens, which is a network of individuals that have antigovernment views".

The inclusion criteria incorporated an affiliation to a major orthopaedic society and the sample falls within the same criteria.

The relict structures, minerals (zircon) and chemical composition suggest an affiliation to sedimentary rocks of the Paleo-Mesozoic Amazon basin (Alter do Chão formation).

For example, authors move around during their residency and may submit an abstract with an affiliation to a former institution, whilst the work was performed at their current institution [2].

Furthermore, mobile pastoralists usually move beyond and over administrative boundaries although most will have an administrative affiliation to a particular geographic area and many censuses do record this.

Bristol, who finished fourth last season, remain the only club in the WSL without an official affiliation to a men's team, although they have been boosted by a five-figure sponsorship deal with Bristol City this term.

However, if we consider that a threshold of 90% of the occurrences reveals a species affiliation to a substrate, then 29% (205 species) were affiliated to UM and 23% (161 species) to non-UM.

Bristol are the only side in the Women's Super League without a direct affiliation to a men's team.

Although other invasive ants typically have populations that show a clear affiliation to a specific supercolony [ 34, 40, 45], no such clear association could be found in L. neglectus.