Sentence examples similar to indirect affiliation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, AFTRA's direct relations with the AFL-CIO will deepen (SAG's affiliation is indirect, through an organization called the 4A's), and its strategic alliance may bear some sort of fruit.
Another 10.3percentt said independent directors should have no family ties to the company; 6.9percentt said they should have no direct affiliation with the company, and another 6.9percentt went further, saying there should be no affiliation of any kind, direct or indirect.
Indirect relationships, such as the institutional affiliation or alumni status (Rubens et al. 2011) of a key individual on the boards of two different firms, may also influence decisions and behavior.
No money changes hands in the Duane Reade affiliations, Mr. Henick said, but there are indirect benefits for both sides.
According to Robin Walker, Valve introduced these additional hats as an indirect means for players to show status within the game or their affiliation with another game series simply by visual appearance.
The other authors do not have any financial interest, arrangement or affiliation with a commercial organisation that may have a direct or indirect interest in the subject matter of this article.
Demonstrating the possibility of obtaining such outcomes in a simulated environment, with only very simple affiliation rules directing social choice, will help raise awareness about and inspire studies to examine indirect effects of sociality as they relate to the properties of a system as a whole.
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