Sentences with phrase «affiliation at»

The research includes cross-analysis of electoral and party records, caste affiliation at booth level, and political affiliation by caste membership.

They may have had one or other affiliation at earlier stages in their careers but the key attribute for most presidents is a leaning towards the president's own political philosophy.

The MLGBA told MLW that if it did not receive an explanation by today, it may resign its MBA affiliation at tomorrow's meeting.

In addition, Dr. Contino completed his orthopedic clinical affiliation at the prestigious Alabama Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Center headed by the world renowned James Andrews, MD and Kevin Wilk, DPT.

However, she is an accomplished academic with a university affiliation at Stanford.

Also, candidates with no current affiliation at KTH and UU, including international candidates, are strongly encouraged to submit an expression.

Tomàs Marqués - Bonet, ICREA Research Professor and who has a double affiliation at the CNAG - CRG and the IBE says: «After almost ten years observing the genetic population of the great apes, it is always surprising to find new populations unique and isolated from the rest.»

The other study contributors have their affiliation at Innlandet Hospital Trust, the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Nepal, Center for Intervention Studies in Maternal and Child Health (CISMAC) at the University of Bergen, Oslo and Akershus University College, Haukeland University Hospital, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Eggan himself has a secondary affiliation at Columbia University, which makes it easier for him to access different parts of campus, such as the library system.

Katko bristles at attack ads that suggest he's a right - wing extremist, saying he's never been a political ideologue, and that he joined the Republican Party after years of no party affiliation at all.

We know Blair proposed the welfare cuts back in 2005, can you image the reaction if Blair had went ahead with that, he must have considered the trade union affiliation at that point.

The Board of Elections said you can change your party affiliation at any time, but it won't go into effect until the next election cycle, which some groups called unfair.

This is a man who changes his party affiliation at will for personal political gain.»

All of the above applies to the SGP Youths as well, but for the Youths I would expect the relatively high number of members to be even more pronounced as young adults raised in a religious family and community where > 20 % of the population vote for the SGP tend to have pretty clear views on their political and religious affiliation at a relatively young age, whereas other people tend to choose their political affiliations at a later age (if they ever choose one).

Of course, as that link states, there's not much stopping me from changing party affiliation at any time and voting in whatever primary I choose.

Hulkenberg has been in a tricky situation ever since he fell short of a Ferrari drive in 2013, and whilst Force India has been a respectable platform for showcasing his talents to top teams, the fact that he had no manufacturer affiliation at all and up against a teammate in the form of his career stacked the cards against him.

Signed since the age of about seven and approaching as much time with an affiliation at Arsenal as Arsène Wenger.

Those who pass through St. Gregory's welcoming doors on Sunday mornings come from the same group targeted by «seeker» churches: the growing number of people who report that they have no religious affiliation at all.

But when sociologists of religion use the term, they invariably mean the «Nones» — people who say they lack any religious affiliation at all.

Surely there are many other first responders with various cultural and religious backgrounds in the same situation as her son.He has no official affiliation at the time: that is the criteria

The tribal affiliations at Einstein are still alive and well.

The present study examined influences of 6th grade student - reported parent educational involvement on early adolescent peer group affiliations at 7th and 8th grade.

Participants in the initial meetings about the plane (and their affiliations at the time) include:

Daily Climate points out that «in listing their affiliations at the end of the piece, the paper didn't mention half of them have ties to groups and businesses that often cast doubts about man - made global warming.»

Only include the most basic personal information (phone, email, LinkedIn URL up top, major certifications and industry affiliations at the bottom).

Not exact matches

At its best, RelSci is a fine - grained, fact - checked compendium of the world's most influential people and the web of affiliations that binds them together.

«At 85 Broad, we believe that charting your own path to fulfillment and motivating for holistic health go hand - in - hand with «affiliation» (social bonds).»

Anita Sarkeesian, who recently canceled an appearance at Utah State University after death threats, says at least one of the many threats against her and feminists at the university claimed affiliation with GamerGate.

Transitioning into civilian life, Ryan is making a career promoting startups that develop the powerful and specialized software he wishes he'd had as an intelligence officer in Iraq — programs that can map and visualize useful information like casualties from IEDs, the market price of flour at a local bazaar, or the tribal affiliations of local townspeople.

Rikki Shattuck smiled as she looked at her personalized apron featuring an embroidered United States flag, her name and her military affiliation.

However, you may want to check out TC2000 at http://www.worden.com because it is very customizable and we use it all the time (no affiliation with the company).

Later this year, more of the new aprons will be distributed to partners who have signed up at Roll Call - a website where partners can identify their military affiliation.

Walshe also critically flags how — again, at the point of consent — Facebook's review process deploys examples of the social aspects of its platform (such as how it can use people's information to «suggest groups or other features or products») as a tactic for manipulating people to agree to share religious affiliation data, for example.

Campbell is one of 3,700 partners (employees) with a military affiliation who have joined Starbucks since the company announced its commitment to hire at least 10,000 veterans and military spouses by the end of 2018.

The registration process requests that you provide your name, business email address, business address, business phone number, and company affiliation, and agree to the User Agreement presented at the time of registration.

Mimi Chakravorti, executive director of strategy at the brand - consulting firm Landor, part of WPP PLC, said in a Feb. 27 phone interview that firms are making fast decisions about their affiliations with politically controversial groups like the NRA because consumers are reacting quickly to how brands respond to political controversies.

I have a long affiliation to Notman House: I joined Real Ventures in 2011 and I moved in to their offices, at Notman; I started building F..

Developers at the time could access virtual anything of any value that a person's friends had posted on the social network: her hometown, current city, events and location check - ins; her interests, groups and all the pages she'd liked; her relationship statuses with romantic partners, friends and family; her birthday, activities, work history and political and religious affiliations; and her photos, notes and videos.

Datafolha, one of Brazil's leading research companies, put the percentage of Catholics in Brazil at 57 % in a new survey on religious affiliation released on Sunday.

This is not to say that all faculty at every college or university with a religious affiliation will qualify as ministerial employees.

«The speaker will be delivering a personal, non-political message at the Catholic University of America that he hopes will speak to all members of the graduating class, regardless of their backgrounds or affiliations,» he said in a statement to CNN.

Job applicants who mentioned any form of faith affiliation on their resumes were 26 % less likely to be contacted by employers than candidates who didn't, according to the study conducted by sociologists at the University of Connecticut.

Religious affiliation and gender preference are two wholly different things; they are not comparable within the concepts of human physiology at all.

My Princeton political science colleagues Nolan McCarty and Howard Rosenthal, together with Keith Poole at the University of Houston, have done a statistical analysis showing that the voting behavior of a congressman is much better predicted by his party affiliation today than it was 25 years ago.

At the time (2002), First Baptist Church had both affiliations with the Southern Baptist Convention and Cooperative Baptist Fellowship.

Basically if you're an elder at one of his churches, you can't have employment at or attend other churches that don't have an affiliation with Mars Hill.

Within a few months 81 seminaries applied for affiliation with the association, 27 more than had participated in the predecessor bodies at the time of merger.

Not only was I asked to speak to religious groups, from local congregations to denominational assemblies, but I was even asked to preach — at a time when I had no church affiliation.

At this point it's still not a choice, since politicians are too afraid to NOT claim a religious affiliation (even if they are atheist).

To outsiders the change might seem like a demotion of sorts, but the move was probably made at Wall's request in an effort to diminish the controversy generated by his affiliation with the website.