D.E.P. officers often recommend that A.T.V. users riding illegally look at the club's Web site (ctriders.com) and consider membership.
We Brits are much more Eurosceptic than our European neighbours – just 28% of us consider membership a "good thing", contrasting with an EU-wide average of 50%.
Dime is among several New York banks that consider membership in a susu when determining the financial viability of an applicant for a mortgage.
A Eurobarometer poll this week finds that only 52% of EU citizens consider membership to be a good thing for their country; in France, the figure is just 48%.
Under the LDP, Japan would not consider membership, since the country's farmers, a key segment of the LDP's base, stand to lose the protections of tariffs on imported staples.
Benn (1967, pp. 69 71) considers membership in the human species necessary and sufficient for FMS.
And Seddon believes that in addition to the fee waiver, there's good reason for startups to consider membership.
While the U.K. government has insisted five key economic conditions must be met before it would consider membership, Murdoch insisted it was at its core a political decision.
Believe it or not, although 106 nations have joined the ICC, the United States has not, and George Bush has refused to consider membership.
