Sentence examples for have associations from inspiring English sources

— people didn't have associations of him like that".

All have associations with Pakistanis who have cultivated exceptional relationships with Taliban authorities.

And as with any other brand, people have associations, good or bad, with the nations they know.

The troubles at Commtouch follow problems at two other companies which have associations with the Maxwell family.

People who don't have associations with these schools gravitate toward other elements of the story.

Luba practice circumcision and women's initiation; they have associations for hunting, magic, and medicine.

Most such republican states have associations that seek to maintain heraldic standards.

But relying on aggressive prosecutorial zeal also carries risks, particularly as investigators move closer to wounded companies that have associations to senior administration officials.

Forests have associations with fairy tales and primitive states, so the white van that turns up in the opening scene is troublingly incongruous.

Some universities have associations with colleges that are a great distance away so you might end up somewhere completely different from where you were expecting.

Names that have no meaning (above all not for the person who chooses the name) still can have associations.