Soon after that order was created, others appeared that drew membership from city-dwelling, bourgeois commoners.
This committee also drew membership from the Ministry of Finance, planning and economic development and Makerere University School of Public Health, Department of Community Health and Behavioural Sciences.
A national nutrition council is being formed, under the leadership of the office of the Vice President, drawing membership from relevant ministries.
Most such organizations draw their membership primarily from college or university students.
Nor, of course, could the clubs exist without the University, from which they draw their membership.
We're all in our fifties!" But Bayrou's idea — to create a pro-Europe, pro-market, social-democratic parliamentary bloc: a party, really, that would draw its membership from progressives on the left and the right — was new, and appealing.
In addition to the main body of Freemasonry derived from the British tradition, there are now a number of appendant groups that are primarily social or fun organizations, which have no official standing in Freemasonry but which draw their membership from the higher degrees of Freemasonry.
It is also the case that many of those mainstream politicians say they are keen for the assembly to draw its membership from a wider portion of society.
Board certification would also strengthen the position and impact of surgical oncologists practicing in the community, and might also aid in the development of comparable certification mechanisms in other countries from which we increasingly hope to draw SSO membership.
Divisions of General Practice (legally incorporated entities which draw their membership from the GPs in the geographically-defined area which they serve) provide a range of services for Australia's GPs, including advocacy, educational programs, and opportunities to work with other stakeholders on issues of common interest via specific projects.
