Sentence examples for be affiliates from inspiring English sources
verb
To adopt; to receive into a family as a son; hence, to bring or receive into close connection; to ally.
The figures do not include foundations that may be affiliates of a family business.
From a tax standpoint, a stake below 80percentt would mean the companies wouldn't be affiliates.
By late 2014, cells of militants claiming to be affiliates or direct extensions of ISIL had emerged in a number of conflict zones in Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia.
Within the next week, executives say, eight television stations that Mr. Murdoch has agreed to buy are expected to extend their agreements to be affiliates of UPN, the network owned by Viacom, through the next television season.
Persons who may or may not be affiliates desperately need a safe way to get some liquidity if there are potential purchasers out there.
After conducting a thorough investigation, Police determined that Unilag students were bamboozled by con artists pretending to be affiliates of E.M.E.
His killers claimed to be affiliated with the Taliban.
She was not believed to be affiliated with Harvard.
"People like to be affiliated with a mission.
The companies are affiliates of A.E.G.
