S.D.A.
Americanabbreviation
Example Sentences
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Fiercely independent and a self-declared feminist, Ms. Zbanic has for years kept her distance from Bosnia’s dominant and male-dominated political force, the Party of Democratic Action, or S.D.A., a Bosniak nationalist group.
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“Anicka Yi has said this very clearly: ‘What does it mean to be Asian-American in the 21st century?’” said Margaret Liu Clinton, a curator and member of S.D.A., who talks about the desire to develop pan-Asian conversations among the widest possible swath of art workers.
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After the uprisings sparked by George Floyd’s murder at the hands of police last May, S.D.A. called on its followers to act in solidarity with Black protesters.
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The S.D.A. takes into account all of a hospital’s costs, including the percent of uninsured patients and the salaries it pays.
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Mr. Suehs proposes setting the same S.D.A. for all Texas hospitals, then giving extra allowances to those that have high costs because of services they provide.
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