Sentence examples for membership represented from inspiring English sources

Paul Wessel, executive director of Green Parking Council, said the group's membership represented approximately half of the for-profit parking supply in the United States.

The only big ratings agency to still give Britain the top ranking said the decision to hold a referendum on EU membership represented a risk to the UK's financial services sector, its exports, and the wider economy.

The KPMCP-NC membership represents ∼30% of the surrounding population, and it is representative of the population living in the same geographic area demographically, ethnically, and socioeconomically, except that the KPMCP-NC membership underrepresents the very poor and the very wealthy (7).

NUJ membership represents some 17% of the BBC workforce.

However, the ABI's continuing strong membership represents over 90% of the insurance sector".

NATO membership represents a seal of good-product approval for former east bloc states seeking investment and stabilization.

For a company like ours the cost [£240] of our annual membership represents fantastic value for money".

The Liberal party must be careful its membership represents the "generality of those who support us". "All of us in this room and hundreds and thousands beyond will work our insides out to see your government returned," Howard said.

By bringing its journalism to life through live events, Membership represents the latest step in GNM's transformation from a national daily print newspaper to a world-leading media brand.

It was described in 1913 by The New York Times as "the acme of exclusiveness at Oxford; it is the club of the sons of nobility, the sons of great wealth; its membership represents the "young bloods" of the university.

There are 19 sponsors of the media initiative in the Althing, Iceland's Parliament; that is about a third of the membership, representing all parties on the political spectrum, Ms. Jonsdottir said.