Sentence examples for After membership from inspiring English sources

After membership in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization was granted last year, Israel withheld millions of dollars in tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority — which is in financial distress — and the United States halted financing to Unesco and withheld millions of dollars in aid to the Palestinians.

After membership peaked at 150,000 in 1917, government repression and group infighting helped reduce the union to a shadow of its former self by 1924.

Its oldest synagogue, Beth Jacob, also closed that year after membership dropped to 22, from 1,200 in the 1950s.

Recall, too, that — as the Hungarian example underscores — the European Union is far better at pushing change in nonmembers (during the accession process) than after membership is achieved.

In that spirit, they have already warmly welcomed Croatia's forthcoming succession in July 2013 after membership is ratified by the Croatian parliament and those of its future E.U. partners.

Nomi Farhid, a 20-year-old who looks after membership services for Liberal Youth, said many young activists had been "politically apathetic", but had been stirred to join out of opposition to the Conservative-only Government.

After 9/11, membership boomed.

"We are not big on going after the membership".

GDP per head in Slovakia, for example, rose sharply after EU membership in 2004.

The club needs 1,000 members to break even, he said; after a membership drive, it has 625.

Companies' shares typically rise soon after their membership of the Dow is announced but the effect is usually shortlived.