Sentence examples for has an affiliation from inspiring English sources

It could be that the institution has an affiliation with the author.

The corporation has an affiliation contract with Columbia, which provided a number of doctors to Harlem Hospital, including Dr. Ashford and Dr. Henry, officials said.

Heung's entry on the register states he has an "affiliation with Asian organised crime", while Tiffany Chen's records her as "the spouse of an Asian organised crime figure".

The exchange goes on to say that each board should consider the issue not only from a director's point of view, but also from that of the people or organizations with which he has an affiliation.

Former President Bill Clinton was an adviser to the financier Ronald W. Burkle, and Bono, the singer from U2, has an affiliation with Elevation Partners, a Silicon Valley investment firm.

The successor to that unit, Edge Creative in Santa Monica, Calif., had been independent from Creative Artists from 1995 and worked on Coca-Cola Classic campaigns until closing on May 1. Creative Artists has an affiliation with a New York advertising agency, Shepardson, Stern & Kaminsky.

(I have an affiliation with Yale Law School and know Ackerman).

But it's clear that most people are going to have to have an affiliation going forward.

The retirement communities usually have an affiliation with the school, and the residents often include alumni and former faculty members.

"Taliban are very harsh to those who have been convicted of spying and those who have an affiliation with the government and the foreigners," said one elder, Hajji Maitiullah Khan.

Since January, the US military in Afghanistan has had greater authority to target people who have an affiliation with Isis, a military spokesman said.