Sentence examples for changes in membership from inspiring English sources
These two factors -- changes in membership mix and price sensitivity -- have already had startling effects on health spending.
Minutes include the election of officers, planned activities, changes in membership, governmental resolutions, and records of collections and expenditures.
The study introduces an original method of constructing membership functions that incorporates class membership as an important factor affecting changes in membership grades.
Several years of sometimes rancorous debate in an open-ended working group -- envoys call it the "never-ending working group" -- have failed to bring any voluntary changes in membership.
Individual governors and governing bodies were found to have used "improper processes" in the appointment and removal of other governors, with evidence that changes in membership were often followed by an "increased promotion of Islamic principles" by school boards.
"That the justices who replaced them did not do so was regrettable judicial activism and a disappointing departure from the ideal that the court, notwithstanding changes in membership, upholds its prior decisions".
Dynamics of the major wetland cover types (Water, Mudflat, Vegetation and Sand) were investigated both as transitions among primary classes based on maximum membership value, and as changes in memberships to all classes even under no change in a primary class.
Repudiations of precedent are nearly always the result of a change in membership rather than a change in perception.
As Quiet Riot changed in membership and style, Mr. DuBrow was the persistent driving force in the group's uninhibited aggressiveness.
"Well, that perhaps reflects the change in membership …" There is this divide between CLPs, some of them anyway, and the parliamentary Labour party (PLP).
