Sentence examples for closed membership from inspiring English sources

Britain, France and Colombia said in a closed membership meeting last week that they would abstain, diplomats said.

It hired rooms or theatres where they were available and sold tickets for its performances to a closed membership.

We have no closed membership.

Recall that closed membership is considered in our definition of stability.

The league's closed membership makes it one of the world's few soccer leagues that does not use promotion and relegation, which is uncommon in North America.

Condition (b) implies that the buyer group has closed membership, meaning that its members can block the entry of additional members if group enlargement reduces their consumer surplus.8 Moreover, we do not consider the possibility of side payments among customers.

A Facebook group was set up by one of the instructor as a closed group with memberships granted by invitation only.

To underline the point, May then took the police delegates completely by surprise by telling them that she had already decided to end all remaining public funding for the federation, intended to end the "closed shop" of Fed membership, and was prepared to open their secret accounts and affairs to the full scrutiny of the Freedom of Information Act.

It does not end "compulsory union membership", or the "closed shop"; there is no such thing.

But now a number of owners across the country are finding closed clubhouses and courses, lost membership fees and a direct hit to their home values as developers file for bankruptcy and can no longer maintain their courses.

The agency also should expand its efforts to reach out to the scientific community as a whole to counter the perception that NASA biological research is a "closed community with a fixed membership".