Sentence examples similar to associates status from inspiring English sources

In return, Norway gets fully associated status in the FPs.

It is hard to envisage how this position would be strengthened by downgrading to associate status.

No one should be allowed to retain associate status for more than three years.

(In the early years, if members failed to contribute work for two years, they were demoted to associate status).

However, the new arrangement will not be called "associate status", as has been suggested previously.

Nor should their associate status, and the uneven playing field that comes with it, be used to shrug off a disappointing campaign.

But I cannot discern a convincing case that abandoning the added value of membership in favour of associate status will improve our research base.

Prospective membership of the college is open to social workers in England only, although professionals in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland may apply for associate status.

Science for Britain supporters like to point instead to Israel, which enjoys full associate status without having to conform to EU rules on freedom of movement.

A report by the Nuffield Trust, commissioned by NHS Employers, recommends giving extra training to nurses and other support staff to give them "advance practice roles" or "physician associate" status.

We should work to get them to do so, and to condition further assistance and advanced EU associate status on it.