Sentence examples for sort of associations from inspiring English sources

"We do have a licensing rule prohibiting those sort of associations, and we're looking into the relationship," said Marc A. Guilfoil, deputy commissioner of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission.

We do need some sort of associations between the idea of the other and the idea of self for this transfer of vivacity to work.

Mike Butcher: But as regards Seedcamp, if a company say, wins TAG investment following the results of Seedcamp, is it worth explaining your interest in the sort of associations you have had with them?

Girlguiding UK is the sort of association that Gove and the coalition should love.

Here is a selection of some of the broader-based ones – but if your own profession has some sort of association, do investigate it.

Others could be forced into some sort of association with Carroll because they touch upon logic, enigma, picaresque fantasy or even just passing rabbits.

All we need to know is that there is some sort of association between narrow money supply and economic activity – and as you can see, the numbers do look quite encouraging.

The Patriot Act, for instance, allows the government to deport people who have any sort of association with a group that has been judged as terrorist by the State Department, even if they had no intention of furthering the group's illegal activities.

That's the sort of association in which the British theater abounds, as we are sure to be reminded anew in the days ahead, during which the National Theater — founded by Olivier at the Old Vic before moving to its current home adjoining on the River Thames — hosts its 50th birthday gala.

If the laws of nature can include either sort of association, a natural question to ask seems to be: why can't there be non-probabilistic laws strong enough to ensure determinism, and on top of them, probabilistic laws as well?

Who doesn't know him or have some sort of association with him?