Sentence examples for associations called from inspiring English sources

They are grouped in two major associations called Kpone (mostly young men) and Biakoye (Muslim women).

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

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.

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".

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

In a strong show of support for Ms. Mizell, who has lived in Kandahar for six years, working on educational projects and women's development, Afghan women's associations called in speeches for officials, elders, ordinary citizens and young people to work for her release.

"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.

Dr. Mann, are you affiliated or associated with an association called the Union of Concerned Scientists?

Once here he established an association called La France Libre..

The homeowners' association called asking for their fees.