Sentence examples for established affiliates from inspiring English sources

According to Syria analyst Aymenn Jawad al-Tamimi, it has fought in Damascus, Palmyra and Aleppo and has established affiliates in northeast and southwest Syria.

To Mr. Krens, the undertaking is a natural extension of an international expansion program that has established affiliates in Venice, Bilbao and Berlin and brought a cooperation agreement with the Hermitage in St . Petersburg

It showed that bin Laden stayed in touch with al-Qaeda's established affiliates and sought new alliances with groups such as Boko Haram from Nigeria.

It possesses the largest number of members from the political parties present in the Armenian diaspora, having established affiliates in more than 20 countries.

Other groups rarely receive donations big enough to incur the gift tax, which is why many of them have established affiliated charities.

"That number-crunching, tree killing exercise" — establishing affiliates, that is — "is now moot," he said.

Butterfield constantly feuded with Fargo; the two directors united only to fight rivals and establish affiliates such as Wells, Fargo & Co., United States Express Company, and National Express Company in new territories.

In Frankfurt, the German financial capital and a major computer center, the local investment promotion agency, with the approval of local immigration officials, has persuaded six software companies from India to establish affiliates in the city.

As the Islamic State moves to establish affiliates in other countries it may become easier to uncover those networks, because they will have to communicate over long distances and possibly assist one another financially, officials say.

When Austrian immigrant brothers Jean and Julian Aberbach formed their Hill and Range publishing company in 1945, the name they chose made it clear which songwriters they were after the country-and-western writers who had been long overlooked by the established publishers affiliated with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

Large-scale commercial radio was introduced by RCA, who then established an affiliate-based radio network known as NBC.