Sentence examples for alternative membership from inspiring English sources

"I was – the correct term is – a supporter, of a group called Workers Powerr because we were inside the Labour Party and therefore you weren't allowed to have alternative membership.

The JAVA platform-independent development environment DANA Data Analysiss aNd Assessment) includes components for computation of fuzzy-logic based rules guiding the fuzzification aggregation defuzzification process by alternative membership functions (of an input to belong to fuzzy sets) and weighing systems, and unlimited aggregation levels.

To get through the business of negotiating an alternative to membership of the European Union, and to do so without our country falling apart, will require patience, tolerance of different and often strongly held views and good, grown-up government.

Positioning itself as a professional teachers association and an alternative to membership in the National Education Association, the CEAI provides some union-like benefits for its members, such as professional liability insurance.

For the first time, he addressed the alternatives to membership and in doing so he dissed them.

Sources talk of "serious moves" by France to open a discussion with Turkey next year about alternatives to membership, to "put the cards on the table for the Turks".

The French "no" said, in effect, that even France, long the champion of ever closer union, wanted to be less in thrall to the thing it has created.The history of the Union can almost be written in terms of its struggle to find alternatives to membership which it could offer to keep its neighbours happy but excluded.

Alternative #1: A membership to Nature Conservancy Alternative #2: A membership to American Rivers Struggling to figure out what to get the feminist in your life?

Alternative #1: A membership to Trout Unlimited Alternative #2: A membership to the Wilderness Society Anywhere between 3% to 5% of Americans consider themselves vegetarian.

The second point – about an alternative to EU membership – is critical.

In Sanchez's view, without educational and vocational programs as a viable alternative to gang membership, it's virtually impossible for advocates to succeed.