In the Treaty of Westphalia of 1648, all members and associate states of the Confederacy would gain official full exemption from the empire and recognition as a national and political entity on their own right.
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He was also the state director of Montana and the Dakotas, associate state director of the Eastern States Office, and director of the National Training Center.
"There are lots and lots of businesses operating out of their homes," said Bernadette Tiernan, associate state director of the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers. "That's often the best place for a start-up.
The move denied Scott Musser, the associate state director of the AARP, the opportunity to express his opposition.
They more closely resemble territories of the United States than genuine sovereign states -- rather like the Cook Islands and Niue, "freely associated states" of New Zealand which make no claim to sovereign statehood and are not UN member states.
The Marshall Islands, Micronesia and Palau, all former components of the U.S. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, are "freely associated states" of the United States, with U.S. zip/postal codes and "Compacts of Free Association" which require them to be guided by the United States in their foreign relations.
where S is the associate state, a subset of the set of all possible states of ( y ( t + τ ), y ( k ) ( t ), x ( t ) ).
We are supposed to associate the State of the Union speech, the rhetorical high point of the White House calendar, with the president alone, not with the paid hack in the back room.
There are also important qualitative and quantitative differences between the UK and the current crop of associate states.
