Sentence examples for membership push from inspiring English sources

"Did you organize a membership push?

But for all the party's talk of radicalism, the idea of a membership push by MPs and officials to ignite interest and build a broader church was dismissed as "hippy nonsense" by more conservative voices around the leader.

The FOP Board, without putting it to a vote of its membership, pushed through a resolution to pay for Burge's lawyers in the criminal case.

The figures strengthen the hand of the RCGP chair, Clare Gerada, who wanted to assess the views of the college membership before pushing forward with her own line, which has been consistently critical of the bill.

Euro membership automatically pushed interest rates down to 3percentt, and even though the euro benchmark is now 4.75percentthethe combination of low interest rates and huge demand from returning expatriates and the newly wealthy has sent house prices soaring by some 20percentt a year, pricing many out of the market.

"I really love my Rainbow Theatre and I don't want to see it die," said Thomas, who sells club memberships that push free and discount tape rentals and trips to the big screen every month.

As president of the United Farm Workers of America, Arturo S. Rodriguez is continuing to build the union Cesar Chavez founded into a powerful voice for farm workers by increasing its membership and pushing historic legislation on immigration reform and worker rights.

Some easy exercises that don't require a gym membership are: push-ups, crunches, calf-raises, bridges, bicep curls, and squats.

Union membership can also push up wages through collective bargaining.

At a time where the conversation around artist compensation is truly heating up (and being led by T-Swift herself), Expa startup studio has announced it is backing Drip, a platform that lets artists create a paid subscription membership layer to push out special content for their most engaged fans.

Since then, the $150 Friends memberships have helped push member numbers to 40,000 from 30,000 when the program began in September, said Tom Zydel, its membership manager.