Sentence examples for membership access from inspiring English sources

Membership access to TED-style forums, celebrity speakers, music concerts and Mediterranean cruises is one way to broaden the subscription experience and connect like-minded readers.

Britain's euro skeptics are also blunt in their criticism of the bloc's agricultural, fisheries and regional aid programs Many would ideally like to keep just one element of European Union membership, access to the single market, though achieving such status looks highly improbable.

Even without membership access, their Web sites often provide excellent information about what it's like to work in the field.

Were the UK to leave, it would have to renegotiate the terms of any post-membership access to the single market, with rival city financial centres both in the EU and outside – including New York, Hong Kong and Tokyo outside Europe and Frankfurt and Dublin inside – seeking to take advantage of any uncertainty.

Free membership offers access to around 170 contracts covering a wide range of goods and services.

The leaflet adds that continued membership brings access to law enforcement intelligence from 27 EU countries.

Membership provides access to the opinions of industry leaders and market analysts and to an e-mail service alerting companies to the activities of competitors.

The Nordic country retains many of the benefits of membership – crucially, access to the EU's common market – without the same degree of "interference" from Brussels.

To be sure, Professor Ruenzi conceded, those disadvantages may be more than counterbalanced by the benefits of family membership, like access to a bigger research department and more efficient trading desks.

Amazon sparked an outcry from customers earlier this year when it hiked the cost of the Prime service from £49 to £79 because the supposedly "improved" membership included access to Instant Video which many customers didn't want.

With that membership comes access to the other nearby Cliffs developments, which have courses completed or in the works by Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, as well as to Cliffs outposts in Chile and British Columbia.