Sentence examples for matter of membership from inspiring English sources

The important changes in Oscar voting that are so ardently desired may prove to be more than a matter of membership alone.

"There is not today to be a vote on the specific matter of membership of the European Arrest Warrant," Mr Bercow told MPs.

The same association, that is, who initially went to war with Reignwood but subsequently reported a "huge step in the right direction" on matters of club membership.

There was also the matter of teaching the membership that nothing in the rules of golf mandated that the game always be played on green grass.

Dropping the admission fee "is complicated because it is a financial pillar that is not made up by philanthropic gifts," said Diane Ward, president of Membership Matters, a membership consulting group outside Philadelphia.

But Jack S. Ingber, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, said the matter was "simply a question of membership" governed by the state Religious Corporations Law.

"On the matter of Britain's continued membership of the EU, there are a wide variety of genuine and sincere opinions amongst the staff and trustees," said a spokeswoman for the IEA.

Voxelwise estimates of the probability of gray matter membership intensity were included as a covariate to control for potential gray matter differences between groups.

And that contested practices were never entirely a matter of personal professional autobiography or membership of a distinctive cultural group, but rather an opportunity to open up dialogic spaces from which both new staff and the system could benefit.

International law does not yet make democratic representative government a condition of statehood, or even a condition of membership of the UN (regional organisations are another matter).

But Rivera, unlike Jeter, was insistent that full-blown membership be a matter of pinstriped bloodlines.