Sentence examples for formal affiliation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baasyir told reporters that he had no formal affiliation with Al Qaeda.

Junior Research Fellows establish formal affiliation with Indian universities and Indian research supervisors.

The authorities said the members were inspired by Al Qaeda but had no formal affiliation with that group.

Post-doctoral students with a formal affiliation to Harvard or one of our consortium schools are also welcome to apply.

Wills tortures himself, between the lines, over his formal affiliation with the church of yesteryear infamies and current delinquencies (anti-birth control, anti-women priests, pro-straight sex).

It's no surprise nearly a third of us (the so-called "nones") balk at the idea of formal affiliation in a religious organization.

Although Rogich would later become a member of the University of Nevada system's Board of Regents, the three had no formal affiliation with the university.

This volume, the companion book to an exhibition at Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History, celebrates the Yale Babylonian Collection and its formal affiliation with the museum.

But whatever his formal affiliations, Sabry was admired for rarely letting his personal preferences skew his commentary.

In December, it began formal affiliations with Verizon and Comcast Cable, the largest phone and cable providers in the state.

It is mercifully untainted by formal affiliations with the schools, museums and other cultural institutions that in recent years have frozen the life out of architecture in the United States.