Sentence examples for its affiliation to from inspiring English sources

But might the Vatican one day switch its affiliation to Beijing, as so many states have?

In Japan, the leading business newspaper, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, reported today that Andersen's franchisee Asahi & Company was negotiating to switch its affiliation to KPMG.

Jabhat al-Nusra, a jihadist group that has declared its affiliation to al-Qaeda in Iraq and which many British fighters are thought to have joined, has shown no interest in striking the West; its concern is toppling the regime of Bashar Assad.

— New York Medical College was planning to change its affiliation to Jewish from Catholic when an employee approached Rabbi Moshe D. Krupka in the cafeteria, voice raised and finger wagging, and demanded, "When you take over, will I be able to eat my ham sandwich here?" A nervous hush fell over the room on that day two years ago.

People might say he was definitively backing Michael Manley's People's National Party (PNP), with its affiliation to Castro and Russia, and rejecting the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP), headed by Edward Seaga, dubbed in widespread graffiti as 'CIA-ga' because of the American secret service's overt support of his team.

The Daily Herald up in Endell Street, being slowly suffocated by its affiliation to the TUC; down in Bouverie Street the poor old News Chronicle, the decent Liberal paper that everyone liked but no one read, and on which I had been brought up, kept going by its rather more successful little brother, the Evening Star.

Experts, however, point out that Greco-Russian relations have often promised more than they deliver and that Athens is restricted by its affiliations to both the EU and Nato.

Bengt & Lotta's Wild Horse candelabrum is "a modern homage to the classic Swedish horse, with all of its affiliations to the farm and its combined role of workhorse and family member," said Sigurd Hadland, co-owner of Fjorn, a Web site specializing in goods from Scandinavia.

For decades, Columbia's medical school hired doctors from Harlem Hospital under a contract with the city, but this year the city began re-evaluating some of its affiliations to save money and reassert control of the management of the municipal hospitals.

Britain's third largest trade union is planning to cut its affiliation funds to the Labour Party from just over £1m a year to £150,000.

GMB is cutting £1m from its affiliation funds to Labour in response to changes to union links pledged by Miliband at the height of the Falkirk dispute.