Sentence examples for two affiliations from inspiring English sources

Still, he was a Democrat and an unbending friend of the disgraced former governor, Edwin W. Edwards, jailed since 2002 on a corruption conviction, two affiliations that otherwise would have been anathema to Sheriff Lee's suburban white constituents.

Levin's article already lists two affiliations for background -- they are just less relevant than his affiliation serving in a senior position in Obama's opposing party, since Levin is purporting to advise "liberals in Washington".

Grete Dyb should have two affiliations: affiliation (2) "Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies, Oslo, Norway" and (3) "Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway".

Component 5 revealed a highly significant difference between the three affiliation categories (GLMM: F2,1291 = 12.368, p ≤ 0.001) when corrected for the other two fixed factors, kinship and sex relation.

Of the top twelve, five have religious affiliations and two are single-sex institutions.

He said that he knew some delegates had reached "the conclusion that we are going to come out of here divided," and he asked them to "destroy the split before it is carried home to every chapter and there is a vote — a majority and a minority, with two separate affiliations and no consensus — in every community and on every campus".

(However, these two authors' affiliations were not stated in the paper).

The analyses of 85 concatenated nuclear protein sequences led to two potential affiliations with other eukaryotes.

Of these about fifty are intellectuals, a few are members of the middle class, without any political affiliations, fifty or sixty are Nazis, about sixty are Jews, about five hundred are Socialists, two are army officers (Catholics and members of the Bavarian People's party), there are several beggars and ordinary criminals, fifteen are non-German subjects, and the remainder are Communists.

If Yelp really were a way to gain credible information about the best restaurants, Riesman would've been as delighted as Siegel was horrified: the accurate and honest "wisdom of crowds" would significantly lower the transaction costs of being an other-directed person, and would more easily allow for the autonomy of actual choice in one's affiliations (with people, with restaurants).

The census asks individuals with Māori ancestry to list up to five iwi affiliations.9 As discussed above, migration decisions are likely to be complicated by the issue of iwi affiliation.