Sentence examples for immediate affiliation from inspiring English sources

"When people are shooting at you, it is hard to determine their immediate affiliation," said William Ledwith, director of international operations for the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.

When he was sixteen, he saw a sign saying that there would be a meditation by Sri Chinmoy, and he went and felt an immediate affiliation.

"We always have that debate; are Somalians black?" The young live and go to school in mixed communities, but find there is no immediate affiliation, she says.

I conclude that inter-group conflict may at best elicit short-term immediate changes in affiliation levels, but permanently elevated cohesion appears unique to humans with their large-scale social integration and scaled up inter-group conflict.

There was no immediate indication of the sectarian affiliation of the mosque in Thursday's bombing.

Therefore, for a competing financial interest to exist, there must be at least some realistic probability at the time of submission that publication of the article in EHP would lead to financial gain or loss to the authors, their immediate family members, or institutional affiliations.

The EHP Instructions to Authors (EHP 2003) defines a competing financial interest thusly: "Competing financial interests may include, but are not limited to, grant support, employment (recent, present, or anticipated), and personal financial interests by the authors, immediate family members, or institutional affiliations that may gain or lose financially through publication".

"He talked about his reservations when I came on about my immediate lack of knowledge of this office and lack of affiliation in the politics of Essex County," Ms. Dow said.

Republicans, angry and disappointed, but perhaps not surprised by a court they had tried to discredit in advance for the Democratic affiliation of its members, made plans tonight to take an immediate appeal to the justices in Washington.

It merits immediate and universal condemnation across all political and religious spectrums regardless of affiliation.

Despite all these benefits of the affiliation, the district court believed its hands were tied and ordered an immediate divestiture.