Sentence examples for issue of membership from inspiring English sources
For Episcopalians, the issue of membership is crucial.
Isn't it high time that the issue of membership in the International Criminal Court be brought before the American public for debate and action?
In 1974, Labour PM Harold Wilson had promised to put the issue of membership to the people after renegotiation of Britain's membership terms.
Auto-enrolment addresses the issue of membership, but the next big challenge is going to be getting decent rates of contribution put in for people," he said.
BRITAIN is not about to sign up for the European single currency, not by a long chalk, but the issue of membership is finally starting to be taken seriously.
Montgomerie raised the issue of membership at an event in which an audience made up of activists – many of whom had stood for the party in the election – analysed the Conservatives' performance at the May 2010 election.
Norman Turetsky, Mr. Schwartz's predecessor as the synagogue president, talked about his roots here as much as he talked about issues of membership, voting and statutes.
"As has been the case whenever that question is asked, all issues of membership are now, and have been historically, subject to the private deliberations of the members," Payne said on Wednesday during his annual pre-tournament address.
Payne said: "All issues of membership have been and are subject to private deliberations of the members".
The state of Connecticut in 1997 passed a law forbidding golf clubs from discriminating against female golfers in issues of membership rights and privileges.
