Sentence examples for a potential membership from inspiring English sources

LinkedIn promotes the huge financial opportunities still to be exploited, with a potential membership of over 640 million professionals worldwide and a global job placement market amounting to $85 billion in annual revenue and a global advertising market of $69 billion.

(Russia certainly sees any potential membership in the E.U. as a provocation).

It is not just that European countries blocked the American plan to give Ukraine and Georgia a clear path to potential membership at the alliance's summit in April.

They later discovered that they were being investigated for potential membership in a terrorist organization, a byproduct of the government-led crackdown on civil society organizations throughout the country. .

The EC refuses to publish its legal advice on an independent Scotland's potential membership, saying it will only do so if it receives a request from a European Union member.

The OECD – which is seeking to expand its reach in Latin America and sees Chile as a model for Brazil's potential membership – has itself come under pressure to develop more rigorous guidelines on how multinationals should behave towards indigenous peoples.

We also take action against content that glorifies acts of violence in a manner that may inspire others to replicate those violent acts and cause real offline danger, or where people were targeted because of their potential membership in a protected category.

Mr. Moussavi said little in his statement about the mission and activities of the new movement, perhaps to avoid giving pretexts for a further crackdown and to keep its potential membership as broad as possible.

A potential 10% membership boost – from 6,261 voting members to nearly 7,000 -- couldn't help but have some effect.

The discussions on a potential EU membership prospect for Ukraine will inevitably increase in the coming months and are likely to lead to tensions between those member states that oppose this perspective (such as France) and those that are in favor of it (for example Poland).

Specifically, he talks about a "question mark" over the currency to be used by an independent Scotland and the pace of settling potential membership of the EU.