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Meanings of affiliation in anglès

portuguès
afiliação
català
afiliació
espanyol
afiliación

A social or business relationship.

afiliació
Usage of affiliation in anglès
1
However, the attackers' affiliation with The People's Word raises a big question.
Perilous Shield
2
The survey also asked participants about discrimination in relation to religious affiliation.
Ebony
3
CRISIL and S&P Ratings Services first signed an affiliation agreement in 1996.
Reuters
4
With most of the students, however, their affiliation was not so obvious.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
5
No one at her job has any idea of her religious affiliation.
Drawing Down the Moon
6
The affiliation given for Yan Cui in this article is not correct.
Pubmed
7
Religious affiliation appeared to have played a role in North Sumatra, though.
Reuters
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Yet a quarter of libertarians have no religious affiliation of any sort.
Reuters
9
Mr Kemakeza was disqualified for failing to provide proof of party affiliation.
Radio NZ
10
The new Dagenham principal owners have no previous affiliation with the club.
The Guardian
11
There were significant interactions between hipster affiliation and alcohol use on smoking.
Pubmed
12
Despite Eastwood's Republican affiliation, many of his views differ with the party.
Reuters
13
While he has no political affiliation he is considered close to 5-Star.
Reuters
14
I intended to conduct this independently, without any affiliation to any organisation.
The Irish Times
15
I know every other settlement, regardless of their affiliation, feels the same.
Reach for Infinity
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The new man wore a Marine chaplain's uniform of indeterminate religious affiliation.
Caliban's War
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Translations for affiliation
català
afiliació
Affiliation through the time
Affiliation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common