Sentence examples for membership interested from inspiring English sources

"When they've had friendly presidents in the White House, most notably George W Bush, they would try to find some other person to demonize to keep their membership interested," Spitzer said.

"Our membership is interested in partnerships," says Allen. "Money is not a problem so much as the consolidation of the industry.... Putting profits ahead of consumers, employees and natural resources is a problem".

working group membership consists of interested and materially affected groups, including voting machine manufacturers, voting system software developers, computer scientists (including two of the three cited in your editorial), security experts, citizen advocate groups, disability advocate groups and election officials.

Its membership is not interested in being the subject of your documentary".

The higher socioeconomic status of our sample could reflect that this group is more interested in membership and/or could also be the result of the very modest annual membership fee limiting access to those of lesser means.

Another situation is when the client passively generates a Membership Report for its interested groups in response to a Query message.

The ASTMH Council has approved the development of a mobile media application (App) to allow our membership, readership and other interested parties to interact in a timely way with both the Society and the Journal and so enhance the value of membership.

The easiest way to begin the initiation process is to contact your local Masonic, District or Provincial Lodge which is usually listed in the telephone book or it's probably easier to Google and say you are interested in membership.

Interested in Guardian Membership?

Membership is open to anyone interested in aviation, but chapters must be organized as nonprofits in order to join.

The neighborhood's commerce is limited to a beach club whose membership is open to anyone interested in seasonal cabana rentals and a roster of children's activities that include competitive pie-eating.