Sentence examples for a full-fledged common from inspiring English sources

The party's chairman, Lien Chan, says he wants a free-trade agreement and eventually a full-fledged common market with the mainland.

Inspired by Monnet and the Belgian economist Paul-Henri Spaak, "the Six" drafted the Euratom Treaty for a joint nuclear energy agency and the Treaty of Rome to expand the coal and steel community into a full-fledged Common Market.

At any rate, what the chemical nature of biological membranes makes very unlikely indeed is that a full-fledged Archaeon would have been the common ancestor of both modern Archaea and Eukarya, since such a scenario would imply inventing twice the sn1,2 fatty acid lipid membrane, once for Bacteria, once for Eukarya.

But the advent of Twitter has turned the Bee into a full-fledged American sport in that it's given fans a common place to cheer.

Indeed, these theories seem to take the naíve, perhaps somewhat confused but intuitive understanding of pain embedded in common sense and turn it into a full-fledged philosophical theory supported on a general and independent platform about what perception involves.

The project is what the designers are calling a full-fledged "vertical campus" where residencies, classrooms, dining facilities, and socializing common space, coexist under the same roof.

The project is what the designers are calling a full-fledged "vertical campus" where residencies, classrooms, dining facilities, and socialising common space, coexist under the same roof.

Or a full-fledged fair?

This isn't a full-fledged boycott.

Now she's a full-fledged star.

Photography became a full-fledged second career.