Sentence examples for association to create from inspiring English sources

In 2006 Helen worked with the Living Memory Association to create Remember When (2003), a celebration of the histories of Edinburgh's LGBT communities.

These worries led the psychoanalytic association to create a task force to increase undergraduates' exposure to psychoanalytic ideas as both a theory and therapy.

Her study spurred Virginia's hospice association to create guidelines encouraging its members to assess the risk of misuse, and it prompted national discussion among hospice experts.

Jennifer Witherspoon, a spokeswoman for the Environmental Defense Fund, said the group was working with the California Cattlemen's Association to create a legal framework through which ranchers could have extra economic incentives to preserve rangeland under the terms of California's landmark cap-and-trade system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Claiming that the merger will mean they can spend more time "helping clubs help themselves", Scottish Golf Union chairman Tom Craig has welcomed the move to join forces with the Scottish Ladies Golfing Association to create a new unified body to run Scottish amateur golf.

Croation graphic designer Ivan Dilberovic was commissioned by the Croatian Phonographic Association to create business cards that could be played like vinyl records.

The genre's mad scientists focus inward to go out, riding a flow of associations to create the sound of synapses crackling.

By the time I became a New Yorker cartoonist, I had transformed my brain (mostly), which provided the associations to create more ideas.

Mr. Ravazzoni said the development of block or neighborhood associations to create a nucleus of commercial activity had been successful in other countries.

Mr. DiFrancesco also asked the committee to consider ways to encourage more private associations to create self-insurance pools, to promote a wider variety of health plans and to foster the use of medical savings accounts.

Developers are obliged to provide affordable housing as part of new building projects over a certain size by working with housing associations to create properties at below-market rents and for shared ownership.