Sentence examples for full membership with from inspiring English sources

He began the year with no status on the PGA Tour but earned full membership with a playoff victory at the John Deere Classic in July.

After the article had gone to press, the Academy announced the creation of a new casting directors branch, elevating these directors to full membership, with three seats on the board.

"Is it a full membership with privileges of open borders and free movement of people and goods, or will it solely cover selected areas like security and trade?" Mr. Biygautane asked.

[After Ms. Chenoweth was interviewed, the Academy announced the creation of a new casting directors branch, elevating casting directors to full membership with three seats on the board of governors.] Kerry Barden HIS OWN CREDITS Helping cast the movies "Boys Don't Cry" (1999), "American Psycho" (2000) and the TV series "Sex and the City".

Log enough hours, and eventually you qualify for full membership, with better hours and full benefits.

The East Germans did their best to get Brundage's support, and, at the IOC session at Mexico City in 1968, they were granted full membership, with their own team under their own flag, which they displayed on West German soil four years later at the Opening Ceremony at Munich.

Allowing an agency to limp along with less than full membership and with serial recess appointments is no way to run a government unit.

But the overture did little to narrow sharp divisions within the European Union on resuming full membership talks with Turkey.

After becoming one of the first members of the Council of Europe in 1949, Turkey became an associate member of the EEC in 1963, joined the EU Customs Union in 1995 and started full membership negotiations with the European Union in 2005.

That all this took place as Turkey's full membership process with the EU process has stagnated and as the US is more or less clueless about the significance of 2013 as the "year of the Kurds" also adds to the paradoxes.

Liberals are skeptical of a religion that until 1978 refused to grant full membership to anybody with even one drop of African blood and still bars women from the priesthood.