open association造句

The EU is not an open association.
Besides open associations, there are also some for the national minorities living in Lithuania, as well as Girl Scouts of the USA.
The Chinese people-- the society-- has not had too much of a chance to have an open association with the rest of the world,
Although Cowper was popular in 1856, his open association with the radicals, including Parkes, James Martin, who had not yet been admitted as a barrister.
Few voters were here Sunday morning, in part many said because of some lingering embarrassment at open association with the Northern League, regarded by many as the rogue elephant in Italian politics.
It's difficult to find open association in a sentence. 用open association造句挺难的

His open association with the Rev . Robert H . Schuller, pastor of Crystal Cathedral, in Southern California, preacher of " possibility thinking " and host of television's The House of Power, is testimony to that impulse.
According to Wallace, " he could not have carried out this open association without official approval, because otherwise he would have been transferred immediately from Northern Ireland " Wallace wrote in 1975; Nairac was on his fourth tour of duty in 1977.
This appears to me to conflict with the statement on the AMA main page that " " Membership is open to anyone who wishes to help members with the dispute resolution process . . . " " in that it adds additional prerequisites to volunteer in what was suggested as an open association.
Postmodernist poets like John Ashbery deconstruct the contemplative aspect, the reference of the poem to an object outside itself, dissolving narrative or episodic structures of the spiritual diary in an ironic and open association ( Bevis 1988 : 280-90 ), and thereby turning the poem itself into the object the reader can use for contemplation or meditation.