Meanings of public association in English

Far-sighted men look to franchise and public association.

Today he announced wide ranging restrictions on public association and the closure of all schools and colleges.

There was no ostracism on the part of his fellow-cadets, except in the matter of personal public association.

Stranger still, the guest of honour on this occasion will be someone who, until now, has had no public association whatsoever with Ireland: Ivana Trump.

Public association with Tracadie often meant a business was ruined.

And this magnificent result sprang from a Public Association.

A number of scientific and other public associations took a most lively interest in the aims of the Society.

Yet, last year the Nigerian province of Benue decided to draft a Bill which not only criminalises same-sex marriages, but also same-sex public associations.

'The first public association of men,' said Coningsby, 'who have worked for an avowed end without enunciating a single principle.'