Afdes is part of Réseau Associatif pour le Développement et la Démocratie (Razded), an umbrella group of associations and NGOs established in 2007.
I got the sense that this aspect of his reputation wounds his vanity, because it implies that he is engaged merely in, as he put it, "stringing together a group of associations that you found in the Washington Yellow Pages," rather than something more imaginative.
So your marketing tactics have to be focused on either reinforcing that brand equity (if you like the associations your product has in the minds of the consumers), subtly trying to change that brand equity (if you don't like your brand equity), or fitting your brand within a complex group of associations your competitors may have.
A group of associations consisting of pediatricians, sports medicine physicians, orthopedists and family medicine doctors created a standard evaluation form called the Pre Participation Examination.
The legislation had drawn wide support from a diverse group of associations and political leaders, including Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. .
In 1954, Boomhower and a group of associations founded the Pony of the Americas Club, with Black Hand receiving the first registration number.
Testing the most robust group of associations (NO2LUR and all girls) identified the deprivation index (DI) and rate of repair as the variables that reduced the regression coefficient by more than 10%.
Hierarchical Cluster Analysis (HACA) identified three groups of association between metals in summer and two in winter Figure 3.
However, the shockwaves of the attacks had hit the whole of France, said Olivia Mons, of the INAVEM victims' association, a group of 130 associations, including Paris Aide aux Victimes.
Although no significant differences in chromatin remodelling were found among the three groups, trends of association were shown with acetyl H3 and H4 at the hTR promoter.
