Sentence examples for broadly membership from inspiring English sources

Broadly, membership in the World Trade Organization would entitle Russian manufactured goods and certain other goods and services to favorable treatment in other member nations' markets, with standardized rules and low tariffs.

While broadly endorsing Latvian membership, the ECB pointed to risks entailed in the high level of foreign deposits in Latvian banks, a reference to the Russian funds held in Latvian accounts, which amount to about 40% of national GDP.

Reassuringly, in all CRE_Poisson specifications the two estimated APEs of union membership broadly add up to the size of the pooled OLS union membership vacation differential of 0.9 days.

Hunter Rawlings, a former president of Cornell University who became AAU president last June, admits that "it's a little bit unusual" for the Washington, D.C.-based organization of 61 major research universities "to undertake a project running for several years that will try to impact our membership broadly".

The Hungarian government has drawn up a crudely nationalist constitution, broadly incompatible with EU membership.

"Yet it is the membership more broadly that is being asked to vote on these policies this weekend, without the benefit of seeing how much they will cost and how we propose to pay for them.

It is assumed that class membership is broadly defined by the input patterns sharing common features and that the network will be able to identify those features across the range of input patterns.

In the case of SEIU, there's reason to believe rank-and-file membership would broadly support Clinton over other candidates in the Democratic primary.

Although Markham was not the first choice as a replacement other notable figures were approached he had kept out of the women members controversy and was broadly acceptable to the membership.

The panel is considered more broadly representative of the United Nations membership than Unscom, which was dominated by experts from industrial nations with advanced weapons systems.

It shows that 43% of voters either broadly support Britain's EU membership terms (29%) or support the idea of the UK joining with other member states for closer integration (14%).