Sentence examples for into associations from inspiring English sources

They band together into associations.

Undertake a systematic investigation into associations between genetic predictors of lipid fractions and age-related macular degeneration (AMD) risk.

It also affirms the people's right to peaceful assembly and the right to organize into associations or unions and to vote.

A classic example of the latter case is the National Soil Map of England and Wales, which groups soils of a varied nature into associations.

These victims were not passive objects of the West German state's policy, but organized themselves into associations that fought for recognition of their contribution to the fight against communism.

Poo had started organizing as a student, and at twenty-two, with a grant from the Ms. Foundation, she began to organize domestic workers nationally — ninety per cent of them minority women — into associations.

His first such efforts brought him into association with the Dadaists.

The KGraph was designed for use in gene-centric studies, but can be integrated into association analysis workflows as well.

It's Ferrovial's last chance before the takeover bid closes, potentially locking the company into association with human rights abuses that will destroy its reputation forever.

In this image, which eludes like mist all attempts to catch it, luminescent angels are brought into association with a murky night drawing in over the marshes.

Its distrust of the Indonesian government, which they call anti-Muslim and pro-American, is increasingly channeled into the politics of anti-Americanism and, for some young Muslims at least, into association with Al Qaeda and radical Islamist groups in East Asia.