Sentence examples for form of affiliation from inspiring English sources
There were grumbles from what might be called the old right, who feared the loss of guaranteed income in the form of affiliation fees from union members who had never been asked if they supported Labour.
They are typically nonprofits owned by members who share some form of affiliation.
I don't want to have any form of affiliation with a group of inhumane monsters, just like I don't want to eat my lunch sitting next to a piece of graying dog shit.
I don't want to have any form of affiliation with a group of inhumane monsters, just like I don't want to eat my lunch sitting next to a piece of greying dog shit.
The territory's association with the King's Royal Rifle Corps endured in the form of affiliation between the KRRC and the Rhodesia Regiment's new incarnation, which adopted aspects of the KRRC uniform and a similar regimental insignia.
These behavioral changes did not result from emotional indifference, a potential side effect of fluoxetine treatment [38], because the drug-treated animals showed the same level of distress, in the form of affiliation, as placebo-treated subjects at the time of social reunion.
As Schemmel argues (2011, 19), people may need some forms of affiliation to flourish but do not necessarily require social and political equality for their own well-being.
"As such, faculty in these … three schools are afforded many opportunities to engage in external consulting and in other forms of affiliation with the practice side of their health care, legal, or business professions [and therefore] have opportunities for gainful employment following retirement".
Such organizations generally find the need for some form of national affiliation, so as to present an agreed front to central governments.
Permitting governmental access to telephone records on less than probable cause may thus impede certain forms of political affiliation and journalistic endeavor that are the hallmark of a truly free society.
He named three possible forms of expansion: affiliation with an existing league overseas; a new N.B.A.-sponsored league; or N.B.A. teams outside the United States, either in Mexico City or Europe.
