Sentence examples for central membership from inspiring English sources

The review will also propose that Conservative HQ hold a central membership base which would then be made available to local associations.

While the trust and respect that patients held for their doctor fostered initial acceptance of the student as a legitimate member of the CoP, it was the 'two-way' trust and respect that patients reported that enabled patients and students to progress to central membership.

In Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East, a seat east of Glasgow until recently as solidly Labour as Manchester Central, SNP membership has surged from some 300 before the referendum to over 1,600 now.

He also wants to abolish central party membership, so that all members join their local association.But the big change over who chooses the leader would see power move in the other direction.

European Union officials suspect that investment banks may have exploited loopholes in procedures for reporting debt and deficit figures, which are central criteria for membership to the euro zone.

The big focus for Plaid has been the central role EU membership plays for the Welsh economy, and the rural economy in particular.

For example, when we study a new exemplar of a category, it may remind us of a previous specific instance we have seen, prompt us to identify commonalities between the stored and triggering event, and change what we believe is central to category membership (Ross, Perkins, & Tenpenny, 1990).

Additionally, BioMed Central has a Membership Program and authors whose institution has joined this program have their article processing charge covered in full or in part by the membership [ 15].

And despite the fact they lost the grand final to the Central Coast Mariners, memberships have had to be capped to allow a little room for the day-trippers and away fans.

E.U. officials suspect that investment banks may have exploited loopholes in procedures for reporting debt and deficit figures, both of which are central criteria for euro membership.

Putin repeated his old grievance that the extension of Nato membership in central and eastern Europe since 1991 had been a "geopolitical game changer" to which Russia was forced to respond.