association
એસોસિયેશન
definition
noun
the National Association of Broadcasters
(often in names) a group of people organized for a joint purpose.
he developed a close association with the university
a connection or cooperative link between people or organizations.
translation of 'association'
સંઘ,
સમાજ,
સંબંધ,
સંસ્થા,
મંડળ
noun
મંડળી
example
She believes there must be some unscrupulous people using the 'association' 's name to get money.
The delegates, representing 38,000 'association' members, debated several other resolutions throughout the weekend meeting.
We students all realize the charitable service the 'association' performs for us.
In 'association' with Avinashilingam University, it conducted a seminar on u2018Legal awareness and prime stepsu2019 for the college students recently.
national 'association'
These are people who are, obviously, acquiring their most popular and useful apparel items through a promotional connection to their company or 'association' .
In 'association' with the AIB GAA Club Championships, AIB locally ran an art competition to coincide with Mount Sion's success in the competition.
Most of the students were completely unaware of the debate surrounding the name of the 'association' until publication of your article.
The presence of this 'association' at low latitudes has received no attention.
A seminar, sponsored by Ballinrobe Credit Union, in 'association' with AWARE, was held recently in Ballinrobe Community School.
The militaristic name of the 'association' was chosen to suggest its aggressive, progressive spirit.
Within the chronic pain group there was no 'association' between the presence of neuroglobin and clinical factors such as age, extent or duration of pain, or tenderness to pressure.
In 'association' with Talkback, viewers are challenged to write a poem of no more than fourteen lines on the theme of first love.
Campaigns under the leadership of public health workers and residential 'association' members will help create awareness among public about the importance of safe disposal of garbage.
An 'association' member is designing the huts and construction will be undertaken by groups of families.
he developed a close 'association' with the university
In 'association' with BBC Education, BBC Local Radio has devised a competition for nine and ten year olds.
Fondly recalling their 'association' with Cooper, many of the exhibitors said that her love for dogs was u2018amazingu2019 and she had a mature eye for them.
According to a survey of 150 'association' members, regular maintenance has not been done for nearly 20 years in some areas.
the programme was promoted in 'association' with the Department of Music
Planning has started, with steering committees being set up in each state in 'association' with other professional and industry associations.
Viewing his own father as a top role model, McGraw recognizes the value of such generational experience in managing companies with strong family 'association' .
The present statistic assesses this 'association' between QTL and trait sets for the whole data set.
In 'association' with his friend he is also thinking of opening a film information centre for movie buffs.
These phenomena ultimately depend on the molecular 'association' and dissociation rate constants.
The close 'association' allows these molecules to interact through opposing charged groups.
cases of cancer found in 'association' with colitis
to be a member of an 'association'
there's nothing new in the 'association' of fasting with spirituality
Although the college's board of governors may still veto the 'association' 's name, they are unlikely to overrule the students.
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