Sentence examples for make an associate from inspiring English sources

I actually suspect that what happens with these things is that the objective ratings, because they're referred to in partner decisions, when partners want to make an associate a partner, they'll end up giving that person a high numerical rating.

Push-button call boxes are being installed in 186 stores to make an associate appear within 60 seconds.

Mr. Hughes then asked that Miss Van Houten be made an associate attorney.

Gill was made an associate of the Royal Academy in 1937 and of the Royal Society of British Sculptors in 1938.

A few years later, he was made an associate, a role he retained until 2007.

He was later made an associate director of the company (1963-91), "the only one who came up through the theatre".

She was made an associate of the Royal Academy of Music in 2001 and awarded a Birmingham Conservatoire honorary fellowship in 2002.

Shechter was lionised, installed with his own touring company in Brighton, given a Critics Circlee award (for In Your Rooms) and made an associate artist of Sadler's Wells.

Updated regulations that went into effect last December made an associate degree the minimum credential for a lead teacher in a child-care center.

In 2010 Caldbeck moved to Marfa on an internship at the Chinati Foundation and, in June of that year, was made an associate of visitor services at the museum.

She practiced in New York until the early 1960s, when she moved to Skidmore's Chicago office, where she was made an associate partner.