Sentence examples for membership of between from inspiring English sources

The PSNI reckoned that the new group has a membership of "between 250 and 300 military activists, backed up by associates".

The report said the coalition aspired to grow to more than 100 groups and "would claim to represent a congregation and membership of between four and six million Australians".

The Board has a membership of between 25 and 39 members.

Relatives of both parties then joined in the dispute, and soon the entire membership of both clans — between four and six thousand people — was dragged into a war that had now raged for longer than Daniel could remember.

Several papers noted that one of England's harshest critics, the Argentinian senior vice-president of FIFA, Julio Grondona, explicitly grumbled about the fact that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland [corrected, see comment below] all enjoy separate membership of FIFA, and between them enjoy a permanent right to one of the body's vice-presidential slots.

The cost Most clubs charge a one-off membership fee of between £25 and £60 to cover the cost of checking your licence with the DVLA and setting you up on their system.

Though the cults charge membership fees of between 10,000 ($85) and 30,000 naira a year, the boys can expect to make a profit on the streets.The pay-offs after university can be no less rewarding.

Data may partially belong to more than one group, represented by a fuzzy membership value of between 0 and 1.

First, a clear distinction must be drawn between membership of the EU and of the eurozone.

There is no conflict between membership of the LCF and judicial office".

A huge amount hangs on the choice between "membership of" and "access to" the EU's single market.