Sentence examples for kind of affiliation from inspiring English sources

"Everybody has some kind of affiliation," he said.

It has talked with many institutions about some kind of affiliation, including the Smithsonian Institution.

Of course, MSF is a neutral humanitarian organisation that treats everybody, regardless of any kind of affiliation or belief; but you try telling that to the man with the automatic weapon.

"I always found that kind of affiliation false because we all do such different things, and within those groups, filmmakers look at each other jealously — and only praise the movies that are made in a genre that is not their own," he added with a laugh.

A better possibility could be some kind of affiliation with someone other than Fiat, someone that builds cars here now.

Does that mean anyone with any kind of affiliation with Hamas is an acceptable target?

–Make it easier for small businesses to buy insurance in a pool, whether through trade associations or other kinds of affiliations.

This study describes the amount of instruction in these topics provided through graduate-level curricula, who provides this instruction, and the kinds of affiliations such graduate singing programs have with medical professionals.

I'd have to have some kind of personal affiliation with the product which is, you know, rare for me.

One Kent-based club devotes itself to neo-Nazis, though this kind of political affiliation is rare.

Certainly in my own life, to be personal for a moment, I too often find myself experiencing Catholic Christianity as a kind of ideological affiliation rather a comprehensive way of life.