Phrases d'exemple en Anglais avec « associations »

The word has unpleasant associations.
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Would it be better if numbers were completely arbitrary and had no emotional associations?
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Different associations have criticized the Government's actions.
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The members of the student associations on campus are elected by the students.
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Let's play word associations.
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FIFA is composed of 209 member associations.
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The ancient Roman and Byzantine empires had well-developed associations known as demes.
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An employer may have an agreement with employees’ representatives (from trade unions or staff associations) that allows negotiations of terms and conditions like pay or working hours.
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Many Algerian associations are only there to receive government subsidies.
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Are there a lot of associations in your city?
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The task of establishing Utopia in the galaxy was not pursued without friction. Different kinds of races were apt to have different policies for the galaxy. Though war was by now unthinkable, the sort of strife which we know between individuals or associations within the same state was common. There was, for instance, a constant struggle between the planetary systems that were chiefly interested in the building of Utopia, those that were most concerned to make contact with other galaxies, and those whose main preoccupation was spiritual.
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At-Wartiran's associations collected everything that could be of use to fire victims.
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U.N. Human Rights Office spokesperson Rupert Colville says judges should not be politicized and should not bring politics into the court. Nevertheless, he told VOA, just like everybody else, judges have a right to hold their own opinions and seek membership in associations of their choosing. He noted the new law seriously restricts these activities.
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Unlike the definitions that we find in our dictionaries, called denotations, there are different meanings associated with a word that give us more information about it. These are called the connotations of a word. The connotation can tell us if the word is more intense or less intense, if it is positive, pleasing to the speaker, or negative, something that is unpleasant to the speaker. Sometimes these associations can even be emotional or cultural.
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