Sentence examples similar to long term membership from inspiring English sources

What to make of this long-term membership?

The country wanted to leave behind the traumas of its long-term membership of the Soviet Union.

Even at the time, I had mixed feelings – as an earnest prepubescent I was deeply worried about all the bad things happening to the world and nature and even had a (not very long-term) membership of Friends of the Earth.

It can't be a long-term membership option because it doesn't align our business with our promise.

- Do you offer discounts for a long-term membership? - How much will I save by pre-paying the entire year upfront?

Undoubtedly, there are white Americans who agree with Beck and will cite as evidence Obama's long-term membership in Reverend Jeremiah Wright's ethnocentric Church, his Administration dropping charges against members of the New Black Panther Party suspected of intimidating white Philadelphia voters, and his nomination of Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court.

If any participant goes on to purchase a long-term membership to PARC during the course of the study, their new PARC membership card will be linked (via the PARC customer database) to their original study-specific swipe card.

Although he thinks his own arrangements for conducting monetary policy take some beating, he is willing to recognise that over the long term euro membership could bring benefits.

They included a wage floor for home health workers; substantial rollbacks in Mr. Cuomo's proposed cuts to nursing homes and personal care; and a major overhaul of the home care industry that is likely to boost the union's membership over the long term.

In this way, TPP membership would help Taiwan to achieve greater harmonization with standard international practice; over the long term, this would further enhance the benefits to Taiwan from TPP membership, and reduce the negative impacts.

In brief, continuity in the long term will only depend on adequate turn-over of membership of the Committee.