Sentence examples for class of membership from inspiring English sources

The MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) has created a new class of membership aimed at easing the way for energy startups.

In its letter, the board said as a result of members' concerns, it was suspending a new class of membership under which Alibaba had recently joined.

At some point, it was decided that there would be only one class of membership in the Institute, that is no ex officio or "honorary" fellows.

One is for clubs that have no employees -- which gave some members of the Union Club, on East 69th Street, an idea: why not create a special class of membership for the employees, to get around the law?

Depending on the class of membership and the size of the subscription, varying degrees of responsibility should be shared by these members.

The notion of a Europe with two different classes of membership will gain currency next month with the expansion of the union to 25 member nations from 15.

The decision of several German employers associations to offer different classes of membership represents an accentuation of variety within national varieties of capitalism.

These co-ops formalise the idea that more than one group of people may have a direct interest in the success of an enterprise – and that therefore the co-op's structure should include two (or more) classes of membership.

Recall that \ \textbf{P}\) can be characterized as the class of problems membership in which can be decided efficiently, whereas \ \textbf{NP}\) can be characterized as the class of problems for which membership can be verified efficiently once an appropriate certificate is provided.

It is all too possible to envisage Britain consigning herself, for at least a generation, to a second class of EU membership.

Ebola, which was responsible for two deaths in the United States, caused a level of unfettered hysteria hardly seen here since Senator Joseph McCarthy accused half the country's creative class of holding membership in the Communist Party.