Sentence examples for found membership from inspiring English sources

They have found membership, fact-constituency and truth-making altogether unlike one another relationships with very different characters that bind together prima facie very different structures about which we want to say quite different things.

Seaton and Devereux [ 24], using a cohort followed up since a primary school study in 1964, found membership of a large family reduced risks of hayfever and eczema, but offered no significant protection against asthma.

Memberships don't expire -- which means that some people admitted early in their careers later may struggle to maintain their momentum and find membership a source of both pride and pressure.

Academy memberships don't expire — which means that some people admitted early in their careers later may struggle to maintain their momentum and find membership a source of both pride and pressure.

Moreover, the strengths-based service delivery model emphasised goal planning by the service users as well as helping them to find membership in the community through liaising with community services.

A research company that tracks loyalty programs found that membership in credit card reward programs surpassed membership in frequent-flier programs for the first time in 2009.

When she received her Visa bill the next month, she found her membership was still active.

It found continued membership of the two groupings would allow the UK to have free trade with countries that buy 90% of its exports.

A survey conducted of nearly a thousand members of the American Birth Control League in 1927 found its membership to be more Republican than the rest of the country.

She was an inspiration to Theodor Fliedner, who founded the first Protestant hospital in Kaiserswerth in 1836 and created at the same time the female diaconate, an order of nurses that soon found worldwide membership and recognition.

The relevant Supreme Court decision that confirmed our constitutional right to protect the privacy of our supporters was not Citizens United but N.A.A.C.P. v. Alabama in 1958, which found that membership organizations have a right to protect the anonymity of their supporters because forced disclosure would risk retribution that could chill their free speech rights.