Sentence examples for associated itself from inspiring English sources

Like San Francisco and New Orleans, the city has associated itself with a certain lifestyle.

"It is the first time that Indonesia has publicly associated itself with a Western initiative" on the question of terror.

"Historically, design has associated itself with utility and problem-solving, but we prefer the landscape of cultural invention, play and excitement," Mr. Schulze said.

Since declaring its independence a decade ago, Ukraine has moved closer to Europe and associated itself with NATO's "partnership for peace" program, while resisting Russian entreaties to form a union like the one that Moscow has forged with neighboring Belarus.

BMW has associated itself with name-brand art and architecture for years, commissioning artists including Alexander Calder and Jeff Koons to creating "Art Cars" and hiring the London architect Zaha Hadid to design a factory in Germany.

But it is certainly true that the new Newsweek would have been better served – would have more clearly associated itself with the old Newsweek – if the person who the magazine identified as the founder of Bitcoin had come to his doorstep and said, you got me.

Six team officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they said they feared upsetting the rifle association, agreed it was irresponsible to allow the N.R.A. to associate itself with professional football.

It need not associate itself with them.

By associating itself with the project, she added, G.M. is viewed more positively in the community.

The Mississippi-based American Family Associathen (AFA) instigated the boycott in 1996 after accusing Disney of "promoting homosexuality" and associating itself with "trash films".

At the same time, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to associate itself with the prisoners expected to be released.