Sentence examples for membership development from inspiring English sources

Her mother is a membership development associate for the Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

A Sept. 11, 1997, memo from an employee in the Smithsonian office of membership development cited the "estimated value of Strad quartet" at $25 million.

Alhaji Daramy, membership development officer of the Sierra Leone association of the blind, said: "We are not considered as citizens in the country.

The museum now has Latino, African-American, Asia-Pacific, American Indian and schoolteacher advisory councils, whose volunteer members consult with the staff on a range of matters like collection acquisitions and membership development.

"Without greater recognition of the need to build liberal democracy as a movement, without charting a longer-term course to where we want to arrive, without the investment in the party's membership development needed to achieve this, we will retain the seat-by-seat approach that will take us so far and no further".

"They were found to have demonstrated a recurrent failure to comply with operating standards concerning adequate membership development and finances, a financial audit, accessibility of the bureau to its consumers, complaint handling, standard reporting procedures and training and supervision of staff," said Ms. Cherico, who managed to say all this without having to take a breath.

While debating political structures – membership, policy development, campaign, pre-selections – we need to think deeply on the cultural factors within Labor that have enabled leaking and destabilising to be so richly rewarded.

The broad membership in development banks is also a significant advantage.

These SWGs operated independently and without consistent procedures for membership, document development, etc.

Concurrently during 2007, through NCAG's Cancer Voices membership, the development of a consumer-friendly website for CA was identified as a priority at the first meeting of NCAG.

During this period, the school established "Farmers' Institutes" as a means of reaching out to the state's agricultural community and informing the membership of developments in agricultural science; the program gradually became the MSU Extension Services.