Sentence examples for create an association with from inspiring English sources

For us we go to events, not to necessarily create an association with music or sport but to give our target drinker the opportunity to try something different.

The researchers found that the bulk of these funds changed their names either to remove any association with a lagging investment style or to create an association with a strong style.

Last Friday, the ominous 13th, brought the news that branding "police" are to make sure that no one, unless they have paid a tidy sum for the right, uses any of the terms that might create an association with the Olympics.

Error from this source, however, would not affect the estimates of PM at the residential address and so would not create an association with residential PM levels where an association with PM exposure did not exist.

By creating an association with a moment in time in this case, every time the user exercises Nike begins the process of creating a habit.

The practice continued to design new schools, and in the 1870s they began to design new buildings for Sedbergh School, creating an association with the school that was to produce commissions throughout the remaining life of the practice.

In step 2, the backend creates an association with a temporary identifier, replaces the actual identifier for the data item and sends it back to the client.

And it has renewed calls to create an association to assist athletes in dealing with such catastrophic injuries.

The result showed that when MIG ≤ 0.0007 and MI ≥ 0.002, permutation was unable to create any association with the original MIG and MI distributions.

Mannelly said Fox's alteration could evade infringement of the U.S.O.C.'s rights, but "it still creates an association in the consumers' minds with the Olympics".

So far, FIFA has gone after more than 1,200 infringement cases in 65 countries.This week Britain's House of Lords began debating the anti-ambush-marketing provisions in the London Olympics Bill, which among other things would prohibit uses of terms like "gold", "summer" and "2012" in advertisements by non-sponsors, that "seek to create an unauthorised association" with the games.