Sentence examples for former association from inspiring English sources

"We keep getting pushed and pushed," said Joan Vogt, a former association president.

But he also suspects Mr. Romney, noting that a former association executive once gave $1,000 to Mr. Romney's campaign.

Former association presidents will frustratingly regale listeners with stories of how unsuccessful they were engaging membership on actual matters of substance.

European Community (EC), previously (from 1957 until Nov. 1, 1993) European Economic Community EECC), byname Common Market, former association designed to integrate the economies of Europe.

Even Assayas, from whom she's been separated for years, can't cross a hotel lobby in Shanghai without being swarmed, because of his former association with Cheung.

That tough-guy past, even his former association with the Central Intelligence Agency, seems to warm the hearts of many Iraqis who miss Mr. Hussein's iron-fisted ways.

However, when severity scores were finally added, all former associations disappeared and only the severity of depressive symptoms was significantly associated with clinical outcome; more severe depressive symptoms at baseline increased the chance of still having moderate or severe symptoms at follow-up.

Those former associations have been dogging Mr. Corbyn since he took over the Labour Party's leadership in 2015.

The McCain camp also signalled an attempt to return to a more issues-based campaign, focused on the economy, only days after announcing a "gloves off" attack on Obama's character and his former associations in Chicago.

Yet, both groups have all but disowned their former associations, forged in a different, pre-democratic Mexico.

He noted that he hadn't practiced conversion therapy in years, and seemed embarrassed by his former associations with the right-wingers and religious ideologues who populate that world.