Sentence examples for said affiliation from inspiring English sources

North Shore's chief executive, Jack Gallagher, said affiliation "requires less governance and control than sponsorship and would allow the two systems to quickly work together on clinical program issues and shared services".

Lawyers say affiliation typically boils down to control.

But as Craig Becker, the AFL-CIO's general counsel, says, "Affiliation may not be as prized on the outside as it is on the inside".

Some said the affiliation would taint the league's wholesome image.

Mr. Stein, who grew up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, said: "Religious affiliation didn't mean anything to me and my friends.

Ms. Phillips said the affiliation would reduce Rhizome's expenses in the current year by more than $100,000.

McCabe said the affiliation with the Nailers would not only attract talent, but also inspire Brooklynites playing in the Aviator complex's junior hockey program.

Like Mr. Doherty, Mary O'Connor, the Democratic ward committeewoman and aldermanic candidate, said party affiliation had had little, if anything, to do with city government.

Reaume said her affiliation with Redeemer helped relatively little until she joined a small Bible study group in her Astoria neighborhood.

But he said the affiliation with Marriott was important as well, both for the name and the operating experience the organization has brought to the management of the hotel.

Horizon said its affiliation with Sprint was based on an exclusive right to market Sprint PCS products and services to a total population of more than 10.2 million in 12 states.