Sentence examples for constitutes membership from inspiring English sources
But what constitutes membership is nebulous.
Generally speaking, the immigration agency says the traits that constitute membership in a particular social group must be ones that a person cannot change, or should not have to change because they are fundamental to a sense of identity or conscience.
MPs from the "open" districts constitute the membership of the provincial assemblies along with presidents of local-level councils.
It is a huge bureaucracy that makes binding rules intended to remove obstacles to the expansion of commercial activity among the hundred and thirty-five countries that constitute its membership.
A great history and great pride, and wonderful people who constitute the membership who are proud of being positive citizens.
FYI: A Cherokee Nation spokesperson called Warren's attempt to use a DNA test — which does not constitute tribal membership — as a way to align herself with Native Americans "inappropriate and wrong".
In 1921 its members successfully petitioned for recall elections for the three state officers who constituted the membership of the Industrial Commission that oversaw state enterprises: the governor, attorney general and commissioner of agriculture.
The authors of this manuscript constitute the membership of the OPTIMIST-A Trial Steering Committee.
An outer circle of "disciples" constitutes the regular membership of the movement.
For several years a bipartisan coalition that constitutes almost the entire membership of the legislative branch has been voting military budgets in excess of what has been requested by the executive branch.
