Sentence examples for extend membership from inspiring English sources

It needs to extend membership beyond corporate America and beyond internet giants.

The group, he adds, will take an experimental approach to its new partnerships, not necessarily seeking to extend membership to everyone.

Manasseh also criticised a recent move by the FDA, the union that represents senior civil servants, to extend membership to lower grades of staff in the civil service.

"I think the board of directors and Sam Palmisano has to tell Augusta National to extend membership to their new C.E.O. and if it doesn't, they will pull the sponsorship," she said, referring to the company's chairman.

An organization for descendants of Thomas Jefferson voted today not to extend membership to descendants of Sally Hemings, one of Jefferson's slaves reputed to have borne several of his children.

On Thursday, in a move even skeptics are calling historic, NATO will extend membership to those three, as well as to four other Eastern European states that once lived under Soviet-imposed dictators.

Expanding union membership will require extending membership rights to individuals independent of their workplaces.

Members such as the actors Stephen Fry, Damian Lewis and Hugh Bonneville had indicated before the poll that they were in favour of extending membership to women, as had the justice secretary, Michael Gove, former justice secretary Ken Clarke and broadcasters Sir Trevor McDonald, Melvyn Bragg and Jeremy Paxman.

These empirical results provide support for the 'complementary' view on extending membership and rights to immigrants.

We find strong empirical evidence in Europe that extending membership and rights are generally used as complementary, rather than alternative, means to immigrant integration.

Extending membership to the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland has given these countries a sense of military and political security, enabling them to make impressive progress from the rubble of the Communist era.