Sentence examples for network of associates from inspiring English sources

Blogger Aaron Bady distinguishes between the two, saying that "for Assange... a conspiracy is something fairly banal, simply any network of associates who act in concert by hiding their concerted association from outsiders, an authority that proceeds by preventing its activities from being visible enough to provoke counter-reaction".

He seems to be using a network of associates assisting him from Belgrade, who have provided him with personal details about witnesses.

Superintendent Cline said Chief Krecker's "tenacity and determination'' in leading investigators to his son's network of associates had helped break case.

It draws on a network of associates around the world who provide regional and local information, making the company popular among its blue-chip clients.

It puts together customised supply chains from its vast network of associates and keeps an eye on quality and order fulfilment.

Police interrogators are instructed not to build up any relationship with terror suspects and keep their questions to establishing the baldest of facts and building up a network of associates.

A gene-gene interaction network analysis also implicated STAT3, interleukin-12 subunit alpha (IL12A), and interleukin-23 subunit alpha (IL23A) in the network of associated genes.

Further analysis using Pathway Miner software indicated that our candidate gene list was enriched in genes participating in a network of associated genes due to their ability to regulate cAMP production in cells.

In the 1970s and '80s, he also portioned out control over state enterprises to shifting networks of associates whose loyalty he needed.

Instead of starting from a subject of suspicion and placing that person within a map tracing patterns of behavior and networks of associates, it becomes feasible to begin with the whole map and derive the subjects of suspicion from the patterns one finds.

She was utterly reliant on Jak and his network of underworld associates for everything: clothes, food, transport.