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affiliation

(Amalgamation), noun aggregation, alliance, association, centralization, coalition, combination, confederacy, confederation, consortium, corporation, federation, fusion, integration, league, merger, unification, union, unity, voluntary association

affiliation

(Bloodline), noun agnation, ancestry, apparentation, blood relation, blood relationship, common derivation, consanguinity, descent, family, family conneccion, family tie, filiality, filiation, heredity, kindred, kinfolk, kinship, kinsmen, line of descent, lineage, next of kin, parentage, relation, relationship, ties of blood, ties of race
Associated concepts: affiliation proceedings, paternity prooeedings

affiliation

(Connectedness), noun alignment, apposition, association, band of union, bond, coaction, coadjuvancy, coalition, colleagueship, concert, conjunction, connection, consociation, coworking, friendly association, implication, inclusion, intimate connection, involvement, joint enterrrise, link, linkage, membership, participation, partnership, relation, relationship

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These regulations establish the exclusive licensing standards and other requirements for taxicab licensees and affiliations.

Daniels v Corrigan: compliance with the law does not establish agency

Since modernity itself is in part about instituting political transparency in human society (democracy, bureaucracy, and a regular systems of law being three examples of attempts towards the transparent political life), one might be tempted to believe that the affiliations of power in our world ought to be relatively visible and understandable.

Our philological home is the earth

Physicians functioning independently of hospitals have little reason to be concerned about the financial impact of their activities on hospitals; affiliations that align financial incentives give physicians reason to change their behavior in such a way as to increase hospital revenues or lower hospital costs.

Hospital-physician affiliations and patient treatments, expenditures, and outcomes

Fredrick Walker was arrested after police found about 30 completed registration cards on which the party affiliation had been changed to Republican, according to a police report.

MAN HELD IN ALTERING OF VOTER SIGN-UP CARDS

The first objective is achieved by amending the Glass-Steagall Act and the Bank Holding Company Act to permit financial affiliations and broader financial activities.

Statement by Alan Greenspan, Chairman, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, U.S. Senate, February 23, 1999

in 1997, also would eliminate restrictions on affiliations between banks and other financial and nonfinancial companies.

Finance reform will pick up again next year

While religious affiliation is not an absolute indicator of political ideology, analysts say the survey confirms that the generally conservative political tone of the new Congress corresponds to a continuing growth in the number of theologically conservative representatives and a decline in the number of mainline Protestants, who tend to be more theologically liberal.

Religious affiliations of Congress reflect statistics of America

This new affiliation will enable us to bring a greater level of service to our current institutional clients, while tapping into a broader range of prospective clients here and abroad.

Galbreath ventures paying dividends

Hernandez also is an attorney whose civic affiliations include the Rockefeller Foundation and the Commission on Presidential Debates.

Auto Club Re-Appoints Four to Board of Directors

According to the findings, interest in affiliation is highest among organizations with existing affiliations or organizations with deteriorating operating margins.

Noblis Insights Panel Finds Growing Interest in Hospital Affiliation as a Strategic Response to Challenging Market Conditions

THE new open primary system in California can lead to some very interesting scenarios that are worthy of consideration - the blurring of party affiliations, the threat of one party influencing the nominations of another party.

CANDIDATES ABLE TO CLOAK THEMSELVES IN OPEN PRIMARY

In testimony before the House Committee on Banking and Financial Services, Rubin said Clinton administration proposals would permit affiliations between banks and other financial services companies, such as securities firms and insurance companies.