Sentences with phrase «to form an association»

It has a long memory and can form associations with objects.

The results of the experiment showed that the baby formed an association between the sound and the furry animals.

It's also wise to leave space between objects so that online learners don't automatically form associations.

The rules expand what groups can form association health plans.

Groups of educators across the country have formed associations aimed at driving innovation in education.

The dog forms an association between a behavior and a consequence.

In the beginning, you are just trying to form the association with the bed and the name.

The goal of positive discipline is for the child to form an association between a cause and an effect, and hopefully not to create negative self - talk in the process.

Support the president's executive order to expand access to health coverage by allowing more employers to form association health plans.

In 2003, Janet arrived in Mali to find a group of women artists, Sira Sissoko, Tary Keita, and Assita Dao in the process of forming the Association of Women Artists of Mali.

In 1984, Perrin founded the «Fondation Cartier pour l'art Contemporain» to bring Cartier into the twenty - first century, by forming an association with living artists.

One structure largely unique to large multinational law firms is the Swiss Verein, pioneered by Baker & McKenzie in 2004, in which multiple national or regional partnerships form an association in which they share branding, administrative functions and various operating costs, but maintain separate revenue pools and often separate partner compensation structures.

the secretaries of foreign mission boards with headquarters in London formed an association for «mutual counsel and fellowship».

Members of the newly formed Association of Litigation Funders of England and Wales will agree to abide by the code.

Maybe the dog doesn't actually eliminate when you let him out before you leave (if he has inadvertently formed an association between his eliminating and

Over the past year, Clydes has opened offices in Chicago, Washington DC, Los Angeles and also formed an association with Malaysian firm Shaikh David & Co in Kuala Lumpur.

These training efforts coupled with the willingness of the REALTORS ® and association executives who attend — and who form the Association's cadre of mediators and trainers — enables the REALTOR ® organization to effectively embrace and provide mediation and ombuds services as valuable dispute resolution tools.

Hogan Lovells is looking at forming an association with a Chinese firm in the Shanghai free - trade zone (FTZ), according to Asia - Pacific managing partner Patrick Sherrington.

Guðmundur Skúlason, a 40 - year - old father of two, formed an association after the crash to help citizens fight mortgage issues in court.

«Help your child form associations that connect the different details he's trying to remember.

The directive would let small businesses form associations across state lines to purchase coverage

A group of involved citizens formed an association, the Little League Organization, and took over the operation of the program.

Steve Rotlevi, the president of the Association of Car Wash Owners, said that the owners formed an association amid a 2012 push to unionize workers and that the judge's decision helped preserve jobs — for now, at least.

Cowan and his fellow researchers had previously found that the epigenetic enzyme histone deacetylase 5 (HDAC5) slows the rodent brain from forming associations between cocaine and simple cues in the environment, such as light and sound.

Early in 1989, a small group of doctors formed the Association of Independent Psychiatrists.

Some institutions, such as the University of Alabama, Birmingham, and the University of Pennsylvania, have begun to initiate reforms even before postdocs formed associations.

Many other animals form associations with photosynthetic organisms.

The Chicago Alumni Association was cited in a recent issue as the first such public - school group in the U.S. («Chicago Alumni Form Association, Education Week, Aug. 24, 1983).

Many people don't realize that when teachers first formed an association, they wanted it to be a professional one with professional responsibilities (autonomy regarding curriculum amd instruction, teacher evaluation and induction, etc.) but the legislatures in the various states would only allow them to bargain for «workers rights,» i.e. a labor union.

It has been our experience that translators often form an association with us and want to continue with our books.

In 2005, the recently formed Association of Shelter Veterinarians began to discuss shelter medicine becoming a board specialty.

Consequently, the dog may also start forming an association between the command and the relevant desired behavior from the very first trial.

Repeating steps one and two as listed above will help your bird form the association between «click» and «treat» that is necessary to allow you to use the clicker to teach the behaviors that you'd like your bird to learn.

In 2009, some venerable producers got together and formed an association called Australia's First Families of Wine.

Steve, who helped form the Association and was one of its first officers, has been appearing at the PTAB since its first minutes of operation on September 16, 2012, and has been counsel of record on behalf of petitioners and patent owners in more than 160 inter partes review, covered business method review and post-grant review proceedings, including more than 50 proceedings argued through a final hearing.

Stephenson Harwood formed an association with this firm which goes by the name of «Stephenson Harwood - Wei Tu (China) Association».

When the partner there moved to Tauil & Chequer in 2003, he took me with him and in 2009 the firm formed an association with Mayer Brown.

The elite six, agreed to form an association under chairman John Adams and created Legal & General Life Assurance Society.

In a letter sent to Century 21 franchise owners in June urging enrollment in the new association, and obtained by Today's REALTOR ®, the organizers say they «would all be served by forming an association committed to protecting our common interests, negotiating with the Century 21 management, and promoting innovation within the system.»

The Golden Gateway Center tenants formed an association («Association»).

In response, a letter was sent to prominent independents in the area inviting them to get together to discuss forming an association to provide services, such as a referral network and training and retirement planning for salespeople, that the brokers couldn't afford to provide individually.

Do not form any association with people who ask you for your e-mail and residential address or your cell phone number through the Russian dating website no matter how much the potential victim likes her.

This is actually tied to one of the Gestalt Principles, which suggests that our minds automatically form associations and relationships between concepts that are close in proximity.

Once you start getting great results from your newly formed associations with peer fiction authors and bloggers and you start seeing loads of new subscribers who are dying to know more about your books, make sure to interact with them!

Maybe the dog doesn't actually eliminate when you let him out before you leave (if he has inadvertently formed an association between his eliminating and your leaving the house, he might not go).

FFA has another fire to fight with the newly - formed Association of Australian Football Clubs (AAFC) issuing a statement this morning (below) stating that it had briefed FIFA...

Clyde & Co has formed an association in New Zealand with Auckland insurance litigation boutique Fee Langstone.