Sentence examples for associations, later from inspiring English sources

Tinged with religious and imperial associations, later stigmatized as a sign of vulgarity, gold is mineral shorthand for Don't Go There.

Each time the state of the network changes, the discussed invocation strategies might trigger a handover, even if it might be better to remain in the current network configuration for a while and only change the STA/AP associations later.

The Senate early this morning unanimously approved compromise legislation that lawmakers said could open some of Ohio's 70 closed savings and loan associations later in the day.

The association later became the Alta Ski Lifts company, which still owns the resort.

Dr. Marmor was elected president of the association later in 1974.

The Football Association later extended Cantona's ban following a disciplinary hearing.

The Scottish Football Association later joined its English counterpart in calling for a postponement.

The association later decided not to hire Mr. Smith, believing that his relationship with the investors posed a conflict of interest.

Once a child has fused the word triangle with a specific shape (triangle = pizza slice), it is hard to break that association later on.

The two trade organizations have had spats in recent years, particularly over an effort by the advertiser association, later abandoned, to invite agencies to become members.

In 1879 Sarah founded the Jackson Street Kindergarten Association, later to be renamed The Golden Gate Kindergarten Association, and opened the first free kindergarten west of the Rocky Mountains in San Francisco.