Sentence examples for governing membership from inspiring English sources

A referendum in which voters from one country assert their right to adopt policies incompatible with their obligations as a member of the euro is the fatal ingredient, exposing tensions between electorates, individual governments and the rules governing membership of the euro that cannot be eased.

In a recent newspaper interview Wim Duisenberg, the president of the European Central Bank, reminded the British of the rules governing membership of the single currency.

Once again, establishing a governing membership body funded by membership fees would probably limit the impact of this issue entirely because derived commercial value could subsidize operations costs and therefore reduce membership fees to the non-profit members.

Over the last decade, Goldman and others helped the Greek government legally mask its debts so the nation appeared to comply with budget rules governing its membership in the euro, Europe's common currency.

In France, President François Hollande's pledge to bring the deficit down to 3 percent of gross domestic product this year to adhere to the rules governing euro membership may be challenged if France's military engagement in Mali and the surrounding region turns into a drawn-out affair.

The first one is Britain's request to rewrite the terms governing its membership asking the other member states to acknowledge that this objective does not apply to Britain.

At this meeting, members of civil society, such as activists with a particular disease and NGO representatives, took the lead in creating a governing board membership structure that guaranteed civil society's representation and participation in major funding decisions [ 72].

Article 50 is part of the Lisbon Treaty that governs membership of the European Union.

Since the Asante believe that every individual is made up of two elements blood from the mother and spirit from the father paternal descent is also recognized and governs membership in exogamous ntoro divisions that are associated with certain religious and moral obligations.

But if it includes a principle that governs membership on the list, or if expertise is required to constitute the list, then the principle, or whatever properties the experts' judgments track, seem to be doing the philosophical work.

The degree to which the secretary of state would govern the membership is unlikely to be acceptable to the profession.