Sentence examples for associations call from inspiring English sources

"Do you know what housing associations call it when they kick out social residents?" he asks.

This set of associations calls our attention to a dual property of proper names.

These groupings actually organize in broader associations called labels, which can encompass as many as 50 different gangs.

Low-mass stars also are formed in associations called T associations after the prototypical stars found in such groups, T Tauri stars.

Mr. Parravano, the salmon fisherman who is president of the Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen's Associations, called closures "a solution that does not fit for all fisheries".

A petition signed by 200 associations calling for a level playing field was handed in to 10 Downing Street last month.

It runs from the top of this page to the bottom of "some other" consisting in associations called up by contemplating the idea of a long sentence.

In total, the computation yielded more than 10,000 associations called hypotheses in GUHA language, of which 10 easily comprehensible are reported in this report.

Males with overlapping activity spaces form associations called 'coteries', usually consisting of 10 to 25 birds.

A German teachers' associations called the posters dangerous, and an Austrian member of the European Parliament accused the party of promoting fascist rhetoric and racially segregated schools.

The promoter group had 506 gene associations called out of a population of 8,114.