Sentence examples for change affiliations from inspiring English sources

The 'Provider Directory CoP' has been discussing the challenges associated with getting and subsequently maintaining an accurate list/directory of providers, which are related to the fact that physicians practise in multiple settings, change affiliations and may not practise in all states in which they hold licences.

For this election, Rafat had again changed affiliation: he joined the Free Egyptians Party, which had been founded by Naguib Sawiris, a Coptic Christian who is one of the richest men in the country.

It is my own view that Congressman Gramm should have either changed affiliation during 1981, as did Pennsylvania Congressman Atkinson, or at least choose, as did Arizona Congressman Bob Stump, to run as a Republican.

But some people within the Socialist Party questioned her commitment to their party's policies, pointing out Ms Silva had changed affiliation four times in five years.

Moreover, he sought to consolidate power by coaxing legislators to change party affiliations and join his Democratic Change party.

Texas had a lacking oversight system, and neurosurgeons are lucrative for hospitals, so when Duntsch screwed up he'd change local affiliations and continue operating.

MILLIONS of voters change party affiliation every year, with little effect on the trench warfare of American politics.

On Friday, he filed papers with the city Board of Elections to change his affiliation, as the public focus on his future intensified.

Connecticut voters have until noon on Monday to declare or change their affiliation at local registrar of voters' offices at town or city halls.

"I did some research and found information that [said] I needed to go in person to my local district council office" to change his affiliation.

Prior to the 2009 assembly elections, the TDP changed its affiliations and allied itself with the TRS and several leftist parties.