Sentence examples for control of membership from inspiring English sources

'Did you ever have access to or control of membership or financial records of the Communist Party in New Hampshire?

The Chicago Inter Ocean, a newspaper that did not have AP membership, had brought an antimonopoly suit, and the AP moved to New York, where association laws permitted the group to continue its strict control of membership, including blackballing of applicants for membership by existing members.

Prosecutors contend that meant Peter Gotti was in control of Gambino membership.

Thus, the clubs and the krewes maintained control of their membership, while the city gained control of its streets.

The twin dominating characters in that organisation were McGuinness and Adams, who exercised almost full control of their membership.

where the parameter 1 ≤ m < ∞ controls the degree of membership sharing between fuzzy clusters in X.

But most of its leaders have always been hostile to full EU membership: they prize their sovereignty (Iceland became independent from Denmark only in 1944) and fear foreign control of their fish.EEA membership has been good for Iceland, which pays relatively little into EU funds, and runs its own farm and fish policies (it also escapes EU laws banning whaling).

To promote the stability analysis and achieve a better control performance, the information of membership functions and slack matrices are utilized for obtaining the main results.

As an extension of type-1 fuzzy logic system, type-2 fuzzy logic system can effectively improve the control performance by uncertainty of membership function especially when we have to confront with corrupted data or unpredicted external disturbances.

Although the battle to oust Andrew Johnson centered on his power to control the membership of his Cabinet, many historians say the motive of many in Congress was fury at the President's Reconstruction policies toward the South.

Except in a few circumstances, Mr. Woloch shows, Napoleon was able to control the membership of the legislative bodies and essentially to turn them into rubber stamps.