Sentence examples for having associations from inspiring English sources

One month ago, an Iraqi National Guard commander who was one of five candidates nominated to become the provincial commander in Diyala -- the region where the ambush occurred Saturday -- was arrested by American officials for "having associations with known insurgents".

The police are also focusing on more than 400 people they have identified as having associations that make them the most likely to be involved in a murder, as a victim or an offender.

We obtained 29,405 non-SCZ drugs having associations with known SCZ drug targets and 5,447 non-SCZ drugs targeting the 51 SCZ-related proteins.

Several lignin peaks were omitted in the syringyl or guaiacyl summations due to individual peaks having associations with both S and G precursors [ 44].

Starting the known SCZ drug targets and drug-target associations from WinDTome, we first obtained a group of non-SCZ drugs having associations with SCZ drugs' targets.

However, the applications of the P300 described by Polich (2007) as having associations to executive attention, memory updating and retrieval (the P3b in particular), the dopaminergic reward system, and the PFC and ACC all point to its relevance for ER.

Hence, the adjusted radius should not violate the positions of objects having association information.

It has associations of beaches and spring breaks.

Chetwynd, on the other hand, has associations with landed property.

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

Mr. McCain also has associations with Acorn, which the Obama campaign has been trying to highlight.