Sentence examples similar to membership limiting from inspiring English sources

Membership: limited to 12 women.

The requirement for church membership limits the card to Catholics.

Activities: Membership limited to fifty criminal defense lawyers, voted in by existing membership.

Hogan proposed the formation of the Masters Club, with its membership limited to Masters champions.

Europe's Growth and Stability Pact, which sets the rules for euro membership, limits the size of budget deficits.

a year, entitles you to sit in omnibus box three evenings a week and Saturday matinee during season, when club functions Membership limited to 100.

In 1902 The New York Tribune reported that the club, with membership limited to 1,500 and dues of $50 a year, was going to build a new clubhouse.

Most began with membership limited to the middle class and a sprinkling of liberal nobles, but gradually artisans, shopkeepers, and peasants joined the rolls.

He thinks it would do better if its size were cut by about half and its membership limited to people from the village "elite".

There are fraternities and clubs at top schools like Georgetown with membership limited to those who can pass a "Fletch" test.

Through his contacts, Nancy had, within a few years, worked her way into an influential private charity known as the Colleagues, with membership limited to 50 of the most socially prominent wives in Los Angeles.