Sentence examples for informal connection from inspiring English sources

"These groups may have only an informal connection with Al Qaeda's leadership in Pakistan, but they often share common goals," Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, the committee's Democratic chairman, wrote in a letter accompanying the report.

In accepting Cornelius and the others who may have had some informal connection with the synagogue (Acts 10 1)—and ordering "them to be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ" (Acts 10 48) without submission to the prior rite of circumcision, Peter introduced an innovation that insured the opposition of the Jewish Christians and others.

B. Requiring the museum to examine the lender's relationship to the institution to determine if there are potential conflicts of interest, or an appearance of a conflict, such as in cases where the lender has a formal or informal connection to museum decision-making (for example, as a board member, staff member or donor).

I asked Hyde about this informal connection with TechStars.

The city also has an informal connection with: Hiroshima, Japan.

At first I pooh-poohed it, but it turns out it's been surprisingly comforting to have that informal connection (almost) every morning.

If a respondent did not report any informal job search methods in the first question, but reported using informal connections for collecting job information and/or getting help from someone else for job acquisition, this case would be re-coded from "formal channel only" to "formal-informal joint channel".

"The reality is that organizations are run off of informal connections and tools such as this facilitate gray markets in information and interpersonal exchange".

Perhaps the strongest parallel between film and real life stems from Dampier's informal connections with distinguished fellows of the Royal Society, such as the diarist Samuel Pepys and the botanist Hans Sloane, who marvelled at his detailed descriptions of far-off places.

These informal connections will soon surpass traditional reporting structures for getting extraordinary results.

Y Combinator is a slightly more formal network of individuals who have agreed to help each other out while the larger tech startup network includes many more informal connections between its members.