Sentence examples for who affiliated from inspiring English sources

Five unions who affiliated a total of  2.032 million levy-paying members in 2014 give Labour about £5.55m a year.

(My definition includes Catholic-Protestant unions, marriages of mainline Protestants to evangelical Christians, and unions of those who affiliated with a religion and those who didn't).

She found more in the YouTube videos of Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-born Muslim preacher who affiliated himself with the Yemen-based group Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

At lunch at 21, Roach and stars Cranston and Lane joined Walter Bernstein for a panel discussing Trumbo's life and work in the context of the government's witchhunt against those who affiliated themselves with the Communist Party.

Those who affiliate with the movement use a variety of tools to cloak their identities and the devices on which they work.

It also gives small research grants to professors who affiliate with the institute; most recently, it awarded money for a study of botanical gardens.

Some believe the Catholic Church still needs to do more, perhaps even excommunicating those who affiliate with cartel members.

To address this dilemma, the Taliban have been using members drawn from non-Pashtun communities who affiliate with them because of their ideological devotion.

For those of us who affiliate with a particular musical scene, I must first dispatch with the bonafides before getting to the topic at hand.

The number of people who affiliate themselves with the Church of England was 23% of the population in 2009 from 40% in 1983.

Federal prosecutors have wide latitude to go after individuals who affiliate with designated foreign terrorist organizations, a list mostly filled with radical Islamic groups.