Sentence examples for founding membership from inspiring English sources

"The government's decision to decline founding membership of the Chinese-proposed Asian infrastructure bank is the worst policy decision the government has taken since assuming office," Keating said.

Bazzaz received a founding membership in the Iraqi National Academy of Science in 2003, and he helped found the Arab Science and Technology Foundation and served on its Advisory Board.

The remainder will support Eni's founding membership in MITEI.

Danielle was the founding Membership Director of Civic Hall, a community center for civic technology in New York City.

From scores of neighbors and people who sent letters to the newspaper agreeing with him, Mr. Roberts recruited the founding membership of the Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society.

Bean noted that UChicago's newly acquired access to the Magellan Telescopes and its founding membership in the Giant Magellan Telescope will be critical to his future success.

Current plans call for 50 homesites, each 35 acres, which are being sold as a package with the club's founding memberships.

Those who aren't yet members but who are enticed by the idea will be able to get "Founding Memberships" ahead of the launch; this is capped to the first 1,000 members, but includes a $124 total yearly cost, which is a $25 discount on a normally priced yearly membership, and a unique Ford GoBike-branded Clipper card which will doubtless become a top collectible in time.

After conclusion of the educational program, a business meeting of the founding SARA membership was held.

Senior figures in Brussels are already bracing themselves for a diplomatic train wreck if, as is technically possible, Greek Cyprus uses its new-found membership of the Union to block any invitation to Turkey.

The 1990 Gayssot Act limits an individual's ability to question the size, scope or nature of "crimes against humanity". While critics allege that the parameters of the legislation are too broad, — it also prohibits "any discrimination founded on membership or non-membership of an ethnic group, a nation, a race or a religion" — the measure has led to several high-profile convictions.