Sentence examples for membership put from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Brussels terror attacks, Michael Fallon, the defence secretary, also said on Wednesday night that now was "not the time" for the UK to leave the EU and it was ridiculous to argue membership put British citizens at risk.

France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has also decided to lead his country back into full NATO membership, putting to rest the Gaullists' longstanding ambition to be a counterweight to Washington.

We now need to push it further, lowering prices for party membership, putting more control over the party in the hands of the grassroots, and reaching into areas of the country that the mainstream parties have long forgotten or taken for granted.

Index membership puts a stock on the shopping list of many fund managers, which is something that can be a plus to its share price.

"Announcing plans for a referendum on British membership puts the onus on the rest of Europe to take the Prime Minister seriously, as they will now see that he is prepared to walk away from the table.

The membership puts aside personal differences, and even political disagreements with the concept of unions, because of their common grievances, Hewitt said.

More recently, the NHIA has revised its methodology for calculating active memberships putting the 2010 national rate at 33.7% of the population (8.1 million people) [ 18].

The other man retired to their club, looked up the fellow's membership, & put in a formal demand that the board of directors change the man's status from nonresident to resident - a difference of some $75 a year.

"We monitor what they send out to membership and put online" Ringuette told the Guardian.

THE Palestinian Authority's request for full United Nations membership has put hope for any two-state solution under increasing pressure.

These are unlikely to happen before 2017, the point by which the Tories have pledged to renegotiate Britain's EU membership and put the result to a referendum.