Sentence examples for membership division from inspiring English sources

"It's really about bringing in new subscribers," said David Smith, vice president of marketing at AOL's paid services and membership division.

The Membership division reported OIBDA of $149.8 million, down 4% over last year but more than offsetting losses in other divisions, spefically AOL Networks and the corporate/other category.

This latest round of layoffs break down as two-thirds in AOL's Membership division, and the rest in roles like marketing, advertising and social that were not tied to any specific AOL-owned brand like TechCrunch or Huffington Post, but instead worked across several organizations.

The BSA pursues these aims through an informal education system called the Scout method, with variations that are designed to be appropriate for the age and maturity of each membership division.

"Withdrawal from membership in Division I is in the interest of this university that aspires to be a 'premier' public research institution," the letter said.

His father retired as the senior vice president for marketing services in the membership services division of the Cendant Corporation, which was based in Stamford, Conn.

The Membership Impact Division works to sustain marketing efforts and relationships with the national organizations that make up the predominant number of chartered organizations, such as Lions International, Rotary International, Kiwanis International, American Legion, Elks, VFW, and all religious denominations chartering BSA units.

GPs are approached using the membership lists of Divisions of General Practice (Divisions of General Practice are geographic organisations of GPs established in 1992 by the Government. They are local organisations that unite GPs and increase their capacity to work co-operatively with each other and other health providers[ 23]).

On the field the club has been thrown out of the Football Conference and are currently without membership of any division.

Under N.C.A.A. rules, division memberships are determined chiefly by enrollment and then other considerations.

A telling (but not uncommon) historical example of the relationship between norms and group-membership was the division of England into the two parties of the Roundheads and Cavaliers.