Sentence examples for forthcoming membership from inspiring English sources
And Taiwan's forthcoming membership in the World Trade Organization will lead to more competition in the heavily protected financial services industry.
It is a free election campaign and creates a confusing atmosphere at a time when we want a vote [on the forthcoming Palestinian UN membership request].
"There appears to be increased uncertainty surrounding the forthcoming referendum on UK membership of the European Union.
OUR CORRESPONDENTS discuss the impact of Greece's forthcoming election on its membership in the euro zone and the consequences of cheap commodity prices.
One of the most important sources of uncertainty for the UK, however, revolves around a known event – the forthcoming referendum on EU membership, likely to be held this summer.
Over the coming period outside observers will pay particular attention to the imminent Commons vote on Syria, and to the forthcoming referendum on EU membership.
Britain's economy has grown strongly over the past two years but the forthcoming vote on its membership of the European Union has emphasised some of its vulnerabilities.
The City of London has emerged as a key funding source for campaigns on both sides of the forthcoming referendum on EU membership, due to take place in 2016 or 2017.
In a report on the UK's economic outlook, the IMF said the risks of a more severe downturn were mounting as David Cameron's government battled sluggish productivity growth, a balance of payments deficit, high levels of household debt, and the forthcoming referendum on EU membership.
But the IMF's annual health check said "the relatively positive outlook is subject to risks and uncertainties", including a global slowdown, sluggish productivity growth, a large trade deficit, still-high levels of household debt, and the forthcoming referendum on EU membership.
The next year is likely to see mainstream political conversation deal increasingly with the UK's forthcoming referendum on EU membership and Europe more generally.
