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He would not have dreamt of telling them about his direct association with the crime.

Most songs and tunes have direct associations with particular festivals.

Astles compromised himself by his direct association with Amin's security forces.

Her direct association with Cardassia would also set off alarms in many sectors, but she had expected that as well.

He was a man with more literary than direct natural associations; the word "Ravenswood" came into his head repeatedly.

Although it has avoided direct association with Al Qaeda, links between the groups have often surfaced.

The Club's move away from its direct association with the Hospital means that it is no longer eligible to enter the tournament.

All generally have a horse racing association, although in some cases this is not a direct association.

General and substantial public interest because of direct association with famous or historically significant people, places, things, issues or events.

Alternatively, inasmuch as each transfer has been from a dead man to a living one through direct association, we might experiment with a live burial.

The school has a mission to engage in research which is of direct relevance to industry, society and the environment.

However, it has no direct relevance in the context of drafting standard terms.

Nothing in the preface, however, has any direct relevance to the story.

Do they have any direct relevance to our own lives?

What you say to me may have direct relevance to them.

Employers in the main seem to see little direct relevance of education to specific job requirements.

"My presence had no direct relevance to you or your family."

They do not see Europe as having any direct relevance to their lives.

Some of these proposals will not therefore have any direct relevance in a Danish context.

There are rooms with no direct relevance to the level.