Sentence examples for membership programmes from inspiring English sources

The Whitney has several sources of income: from its museum shops, for example, its travelling exhibitions, its membership programmes, its partnerships with corporations, and even the renting of its hallowed precincts for parties.

Think2Speak is a school membership programme with a whole-school approach, so we work with schools to ensure they have policy, process and procedures in place.

Guardian News & Media has launched a new membership programme with three tiers, from free to £60 a month, that give readers access to a range of events and activities.

I live within walking distance of a cinema, and I've joined its membership programme but I've been three or four times this year – and twice I just went to the bar.

The Guardian has launched applications on the iPhone and iPad – Rusbridger described the iPad as a "stepping stone to something else but... probably quite a significant stepping stone" – and a premium membership programme, Extra.

When at the Dallas Museum of Art they shrank to just 2% of annual income, the trustees approved the launch of a radical new scheme: visitors sign up to a membership programme known as DMA Friends that gives them free admission if they provide their names, e-mail addresses and zip codes.

The feature is limited to subscribers of Amazon Prime, the company's premium membership programme.

Four surgeons have graduated (three in orthopaedics and one in general surgery), five have finished the membership programme and 12 candidates are currently in training.

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Credit-card companies offer loyalty programmes, membership rewards and cash-back deals.

Ekow Eshun, director of the ICA, points out that every serious art institution places much bigger emphasis on drawing audiences into a dialogue: expanding education programmes, membership schemes, ensuring art is accessible via the net.