Sentence examples for permanent association with from inspiring English sources

To be able to recognise the UK's commitment to Antarctica with a permanent association with Her Majesty is a great honour".

Domicile denotes a more permanent association with a country and is generally determined at birth and will remain that country unless you resettle with a firm intention to live in a different country for the rest of your life.

The vast majority of the people clearly value some form of permanent association with the United States, although Puerto Ricans fiercely embrace their language and Hispanic-American culture; some have even pointed out that, under statehood, Puerto Rico could no longer field its own teams for the Olympic Games.

Although his name has entered the language in permanent association with the word "scheme," Ponzi didn't intentionally set out to bilk investors.

According to Southern, Grosseteste's permanent association with Oxford began after 1225, when, having received the prebend of Abbotsley, Grosseteste probably became a priest and began to lecture in theology.

The permanent association of the fusion protein with the lipid rafts [24], [25] or its oligomerization [23] via the first BIR domain bypasses the normal requirement of BCL10-mediated oligomerization of the MALT1-TRAF6 complex, resulting in TRAF6-mediated NF-κB activation without the need for antigen receptor triggering [26].

In the third month post-fire, CE03 exhibited increased fusion behaviour, with association time increasing from 10.3%% to 43.8 % and CE88 joined uninjured collared cow CE13 (permanent association to August 2008).

Even before his more permanent academic association with Princeton University, local brain trust Cal Tech snapped him up for three extended residencies in Pasadena.

The reason that A. faecalis MOR02 is not able to establish a permanent symbiotic association with nematodes may be because it lacks the genes important for colonization.

Around the ring canal, several osk particles underwent frequent collisions with Staufen particles, though they did not result in permanent associations.

A new attraction is the Women's Museum: An Institution for the Future, a permanent project (in association with the Smithsonian) that chronicles women's contributions in science, politics, the arts and other fields through computer displays and more traditional exhibits.