Sentence examples for private associations from inspiring English sources

But Rousseau also championed the right to form private associations, or clubs.

Mercy, based in Ireland, was one of five private associations that Kenya closed weeks after the bombing.

Several private associations of ecclesiastics and theologians promoted understanding between Eastern Orthodoxy and the "Anglo-Catholic" branch of Anglicanism.

But compared with the folk-rock resurgence and alt-country wave it anticipated, R.E.M. is still lean and unsentimental, exploring private associations without seeming too self-absorbed.

He calls the three sections of his piece chapters, but they feel like episodes, held together by the strands of private associations.

Conservatives, he said, "believe that government should not stand in the way of free markets and private associations — including contracts between consenting parties".

The Cinematheque is a private association of some 700 members of which a 5th are foreign.

It recommended setting up a largely private association of banks that would issue its own currency to members facing runs.

"We need a unified institution we can trust," said Radovan Vignjevic, 54, a lawyer who is on the board of the Serbian Civic Council, a private association.

"The issue here is whether a private community, a private association, has the right to regulate itself without interference from groups like the A.C.L.U.," said Barry S. Goodman, the lawyer who represented the homeowners association.

The residents of gated communities pay all the same taxes — sewer, water and property — that any city property owner does, in addition to their private association charges.