Sentence examples for has now associated from inspiring English sources

But party officials say he has now associated himself with the hard-line position of some elements in the army that favors taking decisive steps to stop the drift toward independence in Taiwan.

They believe in him more than any of the other [former revolutionary commanders] who have now associated themselves with a government they consider infidel".

Edwards said of the trip: "Australia had now associated Diem's survival with its national interest, publicly and without restraint", something that eventually extended to military support against the Vietnamese communists.

One member comments, with a sort of sapient bewilderment, that what started out as a Native American rite has now become associated instead with cowboys.

Even if you don't find anything suspicious when you check, the act of checking has now become associated with the feeling of relief.

IL-7 has now been associated with the pathogenesis of RA.

T1D has now been associated with 53 loci across the human genome (4– 6).

SSI has now been associated with the highest risk of LEA.

A mutant K13 propeller domain has now been associated with artemisinin resistance in Cambodia and in the Greater Mekong Region (3 – 6, 14, 15 ).

The cytoplasmic localization of this wild-type p53 has now been associated with resistance to chemotherapy and radiation therapy and with a poor prognosis [ 31, 32].

Echovirus 13 accounted for only 0.16% of echovirus isolates reported to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from 1970 to 2000, but then accounted for 24% of isolates in 2001, and has now been associated with outbreaks of aseptic meningitis in the United States, Japan, Europe and Israel [ 8, 9].