Sentence examples for changes to membership from inspiring English sources

Reuters and Ipsos polled 2,423 people online, three weeks after the Academy's announcement of changes to membership rules, including proposals to double the number of voters from black or ethnic minority backgrounds.

This includes changes to membership, the address of the registered office address or the name of the limited liability partnership, preparing an annual return and acting on behalf of the partnership if it is wound up.

The colors in this figure correspond to Fig. 3 Fig. 3 Bow tie membership over N. The figures depict the memberships of items to the components of the bow tie model (see Fig. 2), and the changes to membership as the number of recommendations N at each item increases from one through twenty.

Moreover, European rules state that no change to membership is allowed without the unanimous approval of all member states which, in a union of 27 countries, is hardly guaranteed.

The key principles in full are: An opportunity for all members to play all formats of cricket on merit, with participation based on meritocracy; no immunity for any country, and no change to membership status.

Parliament members almost immediately decried the possibility of even a few changes to their membership.

"There will be changes to the membership of both the BBC's Executive Board and the Worldwide Board in order to reduce the potential for conflicts of interest," the BBC Trust said in a statement.

Telegraph and Argus: A social enterprise has written an open letter to the Prime Minister asking him to consider the impact of any proposed changes to UK membership of the European Union on organisations such as theirs funded by the European Commission.

Last month, the Academy announced what it called a "sweeping series of substantive changes" to its membership, following intense criticism over the lack of racial diversity in this year's nominees.

The report notes that in 2005 the then government rejected an independent honours commission as unnecessary, as changes to the membership of the honours committees would improve accountability and transparency.

How would technical changes to union membership rules achieve that?