Sentence examples for changes to the affiliations from inspiring English sources

So SkyTeam must continue efforts to attract better-quality carriers that will offer more uniform standards of service.In any case, analysts expect to see substantial changes to the affiliations pursued by the world's three major airline alliances, which between them offer around 44% of all global seat capacity.

In response, Mr Miliband has announced changes to union affiliation procedures.

The change to union affiliation rules was probably more contentious.

While unaffiliated populations could grow through a combination of high fertility, low mortality, and migration (Hout, Greeley, and Wilde 2001; Kaufmann, Goujon, and Skirbekk 2012; Skirbekk, Kaufmann, and Goujon 2010), disaffiliation – making the change to no religious affiliation – seems to be an important driver of growth in non-affiliation in many advanced industrial countries.

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

However, since Richmond was going to change its athletic affiliation from the CAA to the Atlantic 10 the following season, it was ineligible for the 2001 CAA conference tournament.

"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.

Only Michigan Republicans may vote in Tuesday's GOP primary, but party rules allow voters to change their affiliation temporarily on the spot.

The deadline for the two to change their party affiliation under the state's stringent voter registration laws was 9 October 2015.

Labour Party membership is increasing despite moves by Ed Miliband to change trade union affiliation, the shadow chief treasury secretary has said.

As for Ms. Ingrassia, she recently decided to change her party affiliation to Democrat.