Sentence examples for launch membership from inspiring English sources

In the small hours of October 4th, the British, who hold the EU's presidency, claimed to have kept the Union's promise to launch membership talks with Turkey on precisely the agreed date, October 3rd.It was all a matter of which time zone you were in, the Brits explained.

Around that time, Mr. Collier became president of the Bridgeport Historical Society, but left after unsuccessfully trying to launch a membership campaign: "There were three elderly Yankee women who controlled the society," he said.

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We just launched a membership model: content remains free, but readers are encouraged to donate $3-10 3-10month.

It lost half a million pounds in the first year - we hadn't launched the membership part of the business and the whole magic of Homeserve is membership.

The Guardian also recently launched Guardian Membership, a scheme that enables readers to directly support the Guardian's independent and pioneering journalism.

Alan Rusbridger, editor-in-chief, Guardian News & Media, said: "We're very excited to be launching Guardian Membership which will help bring readers closer to our journalism.

David will be responsible for formulating and launching new membership strategies which will look to bring the Guardian's groundbreaking open journalism to life for readers through digital and live experiences.

And Chief Executive Jeffrey Bezos Jeffrey Bezos launched a membership service called Amazon Prime in February that has allowed users to save $3 million in shipping charges.

The company launched its membership program in May 2018 to a waitlist before opening to the public in September.

India's newest political party - Aam Aadmi Party (or Common Man Party) - which now rules Delhi, launched a membership drive earlier this month by urging citizens to give a missed call to their phone number.