Sentence examples for known affiliation from inspiring English sources

The suspect reportedly has no known affiliation with militant organisations.

However, Mr. Secion did not have any prior criminal history, nor did he have any known affiliation with the military or with anyone inside the restaurant.

A third section is known as the "lone wolf" provision because it gives the government the authority to investigate foreigners who have no known affiliation with terrorist groups.

Asked at a post-screening Q&A essentially if this was his poison-pen letter to the show, the director (who has no known affiliation to "SNL") sounded an equivocal note.

Instead, a local militia leader on the side of the U.S.-supported insurrection in Libya with no known affiliation with al-Qaida is a prime suspect, and he and others allegedly responsible were not on the radar screen of the 20-person CIA station in Benghazi because they were part of the insurgency the U.S. supported.

On the 27th of August 2008, I was kidnapped from Baghdad International Airport by American civilians with no known affiliation except an insignia on their vehicle which indicated that the vehicle belongs to Global Global Strategies Groupp) a security company contracted by the Iraqi Government to protect Baghdad International Airport at the time.

In reality, the suspect had no known "affiliations" that could explain the massacre, according to one of his brothers, who spoke out on Monday.

Mr. Ghalioun is "not particularly charismatic, nor has he staked out any political platform, but he tends to be seen as clean, meaning consistent in his positions over the year, and independent inasmuch as he earns a living and has no known affiliations," said an analyst based in Damascus, who asked to speak anonymously for fear of reprisal.

The name of the church is followed by the number of weekly attendees and their position (if known) based on their reply or on known affiliations.

We tested our nanoString assay on our own medulloblastoma series of known subgroup affiliation prior to validation of the assay on three non-overlapping medulloblastoma cohorts with known subgroup affiliation.

This probably explains recent electoral successes of openly devout presidential candidates who previously demonstrated dubious ethics, while also explaining the absence of any serious candidates without known religious affiliation.