Sentence examples for established membership from inspiring English sources

He added that he felt that the committee had an established membership and ingrained habits of mind, and treated him and his ideas as less than welcome because he was "the new kid on the block".

The large, established, membership groups -- unions, lobbies, etc. -- have kept quiet about it, so their rank-and-file can't be counted on en masse.

Career counselors who have established membership with the National Career Development Association (NCDA) or the National Association of Certified Counselors are a first choice in the United States.

An annual gift of $1,000 or more establishes membership.

Being named as a joint owner of a joint account is insufficient to establish membership.

The alternative - creating exempted categories such as the immature - invites disputes about how to reliably establish membership.

Early in my career I worked for labor unions and helped establish Membership and Employee Assistance Programs (MAPs & EAPs) in various workplaces.

Opie has everyone in designer-casual clothes, just as Gainsborough portrayed every gentleman in a wig, and the effect is the same: to establish membership of a group, in Gainsborough's case the 18th-century gentry; in Opie's - well, people who buy The Best of Blur.

establishing membership databases.

For example, Eucalyptus relies upon command line tools to perform RSA keysharing and for establishing membership with a particular controller.

A key issue in understanding the form and function of a network is to establish membership boundaries, because including peripheral individuals who are not really part of the group can significantly alter how we describe the network.