Sentence examples for concerning membership from inspiring English sources

"We believe there is no sphere of influence, that there is no veto power that Russia or any country has over any country in Europe, or in this region, concerning membership in NATO," she said.

It looks like Labour's much trumpeted business manifesto advert in the Financial Times concerning membership of the European Union has ruffled a few feathers.

Instead, our analysis indicates that independent phase precession of CA1 neurons is sufficient to account for observations concerning membership of CA1 assemblies.

Resolution Card Report of Officers & Committees Materials for Minutes and Sign-Ins Extra pencils, batteries and tapes In anticipation of a membership meeting, check your association's By-Laws, review the state statutes concerning membership meetings.

Note: Concerning membership numbers for the UMC, the "Adherents.com" website gives a combined "Methodist/Wesleyan" estimate (for largest denominational families in U.S). of 14.15 million for 2001 and 19.97 million for 2004, but on a separate page lists 8.2 million for the UMC among the "Largest Religious Bodies in the U.S".

Concerning local membership functions, the recent parameter-based approaches are described, in which the optimal membership-function is selected for each zone of the zoning method.

"They were found to have demonstrated a recurrent failure to comply with operating standards concerning adequate membership development and finances, a financial audit, accessibility of the bureau to its consumers, complaint handling, standard reporting procedures and training and supervision of staff," said Ms. Cherico, who managed to say all this without having to take a breath.

Concerning global membership functions, the paper introduces order-based approaches as well as fuzzy approaches using border-based and ranked-based fuzzy membership values.

She said she would establish a panel of experts to advise the Scottish government on legal, financial, and diplomatic matters concerning EU membership.

Second, enrichment analyses are biased toward what we already know concerning pathway membership, and most predefined gene categories are very general in nature, making it more difficult to develop testable hypotheses with the goal of investigating specific disease mechanisms.

Stalin: The first question concerns membership in the CC.