Sentence examples for joint membership from inspiring English sources

It's got to last because they have taken out a joint membership of the National Trust.

Then his wife bought a joint membership at a gym within walking distance of his office.

For joint membership, both owners are required to fulfill all of the membership requirements including each member purchasing and maintaining at least one share in the account.

A joint membership deal between the College of Social Work and Unison has been put on hold after concerns were raised that taxpayer money was being used to promote the union.

The NUT and the NASUWT teaching union, whose joint membership comes to more than 400,000, have said they will begin a rolling programme of strikes starting in north-west England.

The UK's biggest teaching unions, the National Union of Teachers and the NASUWT, whose joint membership comes to more than 400,000, said they would begin a "rolling programme of national strikes" starting in north-west England on 27 June.

So far, demand for the joint memberships has far outstripped supply.

Rockefeller explains that Ivy, with only its two joint memberships per class, is "looking for someone who wants to be here and contribute," suggesting that those with one foot in the club and the other in a residential college might have trouble making that commitment.

Interactions from these data sources are benchmarked and scored against a common reference that joints membership of proteins in biological pathways, as annotated at KEGG [ 26].

A couple forking out £92 for joint Trust membership that allows access to actual architectural delights can't even get into the Big Brother house for free.

The EU developed under NATO's protection and, since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the integration of former communist states has been a joint venture: membership of NATO has usually preceded joining the EU.But like ill-fitting gears, the two bodies jar against each other.