Sentence examples for expanding membership from inspiring English sources

I think expanding membership is, I believe, very important to have a strong relationship with those [00 11 30] countries.

For the next decade and a half there was a period of increased strike activity, characterized by greater militancy and expanding membership in organized labour.

If nothing else, the initiation of children into virtual worlds as a normal part of their lives will provide an expanding membership base for the future.

We were established in 2006 by the governments of Brazil, Chile, France, Norway and the United Kingdom, but we are now supported by an expanding membership, including organisations from the global south.

Ireland moved closer to a divisive national debate on foreign policy as the Senate approved the European Union's Treaty of Nice, which sets the terms for expanding membership to include Central and Eastern European countries.

When Orange planned to stay on the council, he said his work at the chamber would be focused on expanding membership and increasing revenue, and that lobbying would be handled by an outside party.

It was also seeking to massively expand membership, he said.

The Central Committee rejected a proposal to expand membership to 17 and elected only 14 members.

Labour's expanded membership can be a platform for changing the country.

The charity also expanded membership of the board, recruiting trustees with legal or corporate finance experience.

That doesn't reflect public opinion, let alone the views of Labour's hugely expanded membership.