We had to develop affiliations with people".
Although the group is not advocating for any one specific charity, they have developed affiliations with a diverse group of charitable organizations in order to streamline the giving process for participants.
Hearing Afro-Cuban rap is an archive of Afro-Cuban rap songs that he is currently developing in affiliation with the Hiphop Archive and Research Institute, Harvard University.
"But the state is addressing the issues now, which is better than not doing it at all," he added, saying that the hospital's long-term plan is to develop more affiliations, not only with large companies like I.B.M. and General Electric, but also with smaller biotech companies like Progenics.
We might start developing our political affiliations, but we're also beginning to discover who we are, in terms of gender identity, sexual orientation, we're developing our beliefs about the world and fiction is one of the places I learn the most about the world.
After discovering that the U.S. body was heterodox, the African Church added the term Greek and from 1933 developed an affiliation with the Alexandrian patriarchate of the Greek Orthodox church that culminated in its coming under the control of the first Greek missionary archbishop for East Africa in 1959.
Through interactive campaigns, companies are finding ways to involve consumers and develop brand affiliation stickiness that will carry forward as younger consumers age into higher paying jobs.
It has a campus in Toronto, developed an affiliation with the International Medical Center in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and, in January, will break ground on the 360-bed, multi-specialty Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi hospital.
This qualitative study was conducted during the students'clinical placements in a summer semester of the Physiotherapy Program at the University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, a program developed in affiliation with McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Our results also suggest that use of a specialist clinic or a hospital emergency department for usual care does not provide an opportunity to develop an affiliation with a primary healthcare provider and, as a result, does not protect against unmet needs for care, despite its organisational characteristics promoting constant access.
