Sentence examples for longstanding affiliation from inspiring English sources
New York City's public hospital system is embarking on a long-term attempt to gain more control over running its 11 hospitals by renegotiating longstanding affiliation contracts with some of the city's most powerful medical schools.
He quickly formed a longstanding affiliation with Charlton Comics, a Connecticut operation that published funnybooks to keep its presses running, paid the worst rates in the business and let artists draw more or less whatever they pleased.
The consent order described that the director had a longstanding affiliation with the bank, serving in multiple operational positions throughout her tenure, culminating in her election to the bank's board of directors in 2005.
Staubach has had a longstanding affiliation with U.K.-based DTZ that works to foster international transactions.
In an e-mail this morning, Butler claimed that "This is not a merger... but rather a strengthening of our longstanding affiliation with Baylor University".
The motion reads: "That this House condemns the closure of the Tetley's Brewery which will take place on 17 June 2011, a decision taken by Carlsberg UK which will end the brewery's 189-year history and longstanding affiliation with Leeds by signalling the end of Tetley's as a Leeds beer".
Nonetheless, most of the candidates in Tuesday's race had had longstanding affiliations with either the Democratic or Republican Parties.
The NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medicine PICU has close and longstanding affiliations with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center MSKCCC) and the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS), both of which transfer critically ill children to our unit.
But with little experience with, or understanding of, that kind of fund-raising, they often turn for advice to the American institutions with which they have built longstanding affiliations.
The collaboration will rely on the distinctive strengths of the University and the two national laboratories, both of which are located in the Chicago suburbs and have longstanding affiliations with the University of Chicago.
the institution of higher education involved has a longstanding policy of pacifism based on historical religious affiliation.
