Sentence examples for that affiliation from inspiring English sources

In the absence of countervailing evidence, the statute says, that affiliation is enough to authorize revocation.

And if that does not make fans skeptical, there is, and will continue to be, that affiliation with Thomas.

Others, more hostile in intent, leave their readers with the impression that affiliation to a church is equivalent to, say, participating actively in the Spanish Inquisition.

A widely cited 2008 study by Dana Carney of Columbia, Jon Jost of New York University, and Samuel Gosling of the University of Texas at Austin found that affiliation with liberal or conservative ideology could be "parsimoniously explained" by two of the "Big Five" characteristics: openness to new experiences and conscientiousness.

Mr. Kirchner has denied that affiliation, but the Peronist youth group to which he belonged was known to have clandestine ties to the guerrillas, and a friend said recently that "he of course sympathized with their aims, as did all of us in those days".

Multivariate analyses showed that affiliation with Americans partially mediated the effect of extroversion on functional adjustment, supporting the effectiveness of accommodation.

Some have compared her to Caitlyn Jenner, suggesting that racial affiliation, like gender affiliation, is a question of what one feels oneself to be.

This study is limited by the fact that the affiliation in PubMed only includes the institutional affiliation and address of the first author [ 11].

Aranya et al. ([1981]) propose that professional affiliation is both separate from and a precedent of an affiliation with a particular workplace.

She said that the affiliation deadline caught her unawares.

But it is unlikely that religious affiliation will play a meaningful role in the decision making.