Sentence examples for associated countries from inspiring English sources

Tesco had been pressing for the freedom to stock its shelves with jeans bought from wholesalers in America or outside the European Union and associated countries.

Under current provisions, associated countries can be those in the process of EU accession, members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), or states previously associated with the last framework programme.

Participants (about 130) included regulatory representatives from nearly all 25 European Union members and associated countries, and many from industry.

All they have to establish is the excellence of their endeavour and that at least 50% of their time will be spent in one of the EU or its associated countries.

Despite all the differences in the political settings of the associated countries, some common patterns are evident from this diagram: a gradual increase can be observed, starting about a month before the election date, followed by a large jump a few days before the election and finally a decay after the results are announced.

Figure 6 The relationship between co-appearances (x-axis) and direct mentions (y-axis) of World Bank for all countries Table 4 The ten most associated countries to the World Bank according to WS Rank Keyword WS% 1 Vietnam 4.33% 2 Kyrgyzstan 4.33% 3 Haiti 4.27% 4 Turkey 4.24% 5 Peru 4.24% … … … 13 Sierra Leone 4.14% 14 Sri Lanka 4.11% 15 Indonesia 4.11% 16 Philippines 4.08% 17 Nigeria 4.02%.

After the enrichment, all the scholars of the database have a corrected date, 88% of them have an associated discipline and 94% an associated country.

Non-associated countries do not enjoy these benefits: they are not eligible for EU funding on the same terms as member states, their institutions cannot host projects, and their researchers can be principal investigators only if they can find an institution in an EU-member state or associated country to host them.

By leaving the EU, end the practice of businesses paying tax in whichever EU or associated country they choose.

If they cannot find a way to make it work with EU freedom of movement principles, then the temporary status of "partially associated country" will revert to "third country".

By restoring British tax sovereignty [by leaving the EU], which we lost when we signed up to the EU, we will end the practice of businesses paying tax in whichever EU or associated country they choose.