group affiliation उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Most commonly they are simple discs of smooth metal or plastic, typically with a message or symbol such as that of a logo ( as with conference trinkets ) or a sign of an important group affiliation.
2. "Avis has an unequivocal policy against discrimination of any kind and does not deny or limit car rentals based on race, religion, national origin or other group affiliations, " according to a company statement.
3. Rather, their positive outcome is beyond their immediate control and therefore of little significance . " Special advantage " extends this by suggesting that their group affiliation offers some advantage, and therefore the positive outcome is again of little significance.
4. The purpose of the advisor group is to strengthen the student's role within the Academy community by allowing advisees the opportunity to make personal connections, develop a group affiliation, and build their academic and interpersonal skills within the group.
5. As part of a group affiliation deal between Sinclair Broadcast Group and Tribune Media, WLUK launched Antenna TV, a digital subchannel on virtual channel 11.2, on January 1, 2016 as an affiliate with the Tribune-owned classic television network.
6. However, the fact that such different Romany families ( with different lifestyles and differences in their standard of living, social position, level of wealth, and familial and group affiliations ) were moved into Ch�nov it was only a matter of time before problems occurred.
7. Two months after Aum's Tokyo killings, Larry Wayne Harris, an Army veteran in Ohio with a history of hate-group affiliations, managed to buy plague bacteria from an U . S . germ bank by mail, paying $ 100 apiece for three vials.
8. On October 1, 2012, WMFP switched its primary channel affiliation to lifestyle network Plum TV; WCVB-TV ( channel 5 ) assumed the Me-TV affiliation for the Boston market on that date as part of a group affiliation deal with that station's owner Hearst Television.
9. In this context, the " gentile Christianity " of Paul offered a similar monotheism and elevated morality as Judaism did, and retained the Jewish scriptural heritage, but didn't require non-Jews to renounce their ethnic group affiliations, or become circumcised, or observe detailed ritual purity requirements.
10. In line with the theory, the researchers wanted to identify if attitudes held about hazing, dangerous activity, and group affiliation, along with subjective norms about whistle-blowing ( reactions by others, consequences of reporting the action, isolation from the group ) would influence whether or not an individual would go through with reporting a hazing incident.