And then there are the various membership plans from which to choose.
Alumni have a variety of alumni organizations and membership options from which to choose.
However, revolutionary views dominated the Socialist Party membership from 1904 to 1908, which was always more militant than its leaders, especially those in parliament.
His earlier work for a Georgia governor who had campaigned on a segregation platform and his membership in restrictive private clubs, from which he resigned, made Mr. Bell the most controversial of Mr. Carter's cabinet choices.
Under the California system, an extreme version of the more common open primary, all voters, regardless of their party membership, get a single ballot from which they can select among candidates of any party affiliation: a Republican for governor, for example, and a Libertarian for the State Assembly.
The sampling frame was the 1991 membership directory of the Canadian Rheumatology Association from which 100 nonpediatric rheumatologists practising in Canada were selected by stratified random sampling.
The definition of the individual control loops for each fuzzy set is based on three user-defined parameters: the desired target value, a critical lower bound, and an upper limit, from which the membership functions with five classes ("critically low," "low," "normal," "high," "critically high") are calculated.
He said the bulk of revenues come from memberships, which range from $175, for six months' admission to the pool, to $415 for a year's use of the pool and gym.
Instruments submitted to the library are reviewed by a library oversight committee, with rotating membership from multiple institutions, which ensures quality, relevance and legality of shared instruments.
The HIV/AIDS working group of the cluster had membership from all sectors which facilitated the mainstreaming of the health aspects of HIV/AIDS into the other sectors.
