Sentence examples for formal member from inspiring English sources

It is not a formal member of Anders Fogh Rasmussen's centre-right administration, but it has backed the government since 2001.

There was no proof of her being a formal member or leader of the group, but she was convicted of being a collaborator.

The White House spokesmen clung to their line; since Judge Roberts had not, apparently, written a $25 membership check, he was not a formal member.

Australia is not a formal member of the 10-country Association of Southeast Asian Nations but takes part in the group's biennial summits.

The significance of this was that for the first time in decades, Taiwan was able to participate in the deliberations of a UN body, albeit not as a formal member.

In January, May said that Britain wouldn't try to remain a formal member of the single market and instead would seek a new trade agreement with the E.U. that preserved the "frictionless" movement of goods and services.

(The other band members — at times on Thursday there were four onstage — are not formal members of the group).

(The Jewish Community of Warsaw, a non-religious organisation, says it has 650 formal members, aged 18 and over).

Should these prove successful, the distinction between formal members and informal supporters is likely to become increasingly blurred.

I met Moore in a formal members' club in the City, all wood-panelling and discreetly attentive service.

He believes that the movement should become the model for a new kind of "political cooperative", with loose "associate" supporters as well as formal members.