Sentence examples for boost membership from inspiring English sources

In order to secure financial independence and boost membership the college entered into the deal with Unison.

Within months, Hughes, 33, had helped boost membership at the Ritzy of Bectu, the media and entertainment union, above 80 per cent.

Late last spring, the gym's owner, a gravelly voiced Long Islander named Marc Sferrazza, announced that he'd be getting rid of the court for good so that he can upgrade the facilities and, he hopes, boost membership.

Shale's death coincided with the publication of the article in the Mail on Sunday which revealed the contents of a document, said to be written by him, arguing that the local party needed to change to boost membership, using the codename Operation Vanguard.

Leaders said the move, which follows a two-year survey of members, was designed to make Guiding more modern and relevant and boost membership.

Mr Miliband says the overhaul of the process by which union members affiliate to Labour could revitalise the party and boost membership.

Afscme said its effort has boosted membership by more than 150,000 over the past two years.

Rivalry among the two factions could also end up boosting membership (so long as they do not raid one another's unions).

Elected president of the SEIU in 1980, he was credited with boosting membership by 75 percent (to more than one million) during his 15-year tenure.

That was of crucial importance, says the RSC's Mary Butlin, because it substantially boosted membership as well as fund-raising revenue.Yet making the most of data is not easy.

In the two years he has been president, Allen said, the organization has boosted membership rolls from 200 to more than 500 – largely by reaching out to a diverse set of community groups including Tea Party chapters, local Hispanics and Republicans.