Sentence examples for membership rule from inspiring English sources

Warner says: 'The membership rule is to be abolished; this is to be replaced with a requirement for casinos to require positive identification of those who enter casinos.

To indicate that an object x is a member of a set A one writes x ∊ A, while x ∉ A indicates that x is not a member of A. A set may be defined by a membership rule (formula) or by listing its members within braces.

"Hastings imposes an open membership rule on all student groups — all groups must accept all comers as voting members even if those individuals disagree with the mission of the group," a three-judge panel of the court said in a brief unsigned decision.

Therefore, to apply it, we employ the maximum membership rule on each point's memberships as obtained from the fuzzy algorithm.

The BBC News Channel's Chief Political Correspondent Norman Smith explains why the GMB's decision to slash funding to Labour ahead of planned membership rule reforms is so significant.

When the right-holder is the group, the right may protect group rules that restrict the freedom of individual members, as in the case of the Pueblo membership rule that excludes the children of women who marry outside the group.

Second, no matter how you reform the clubs' membership rules, somebody somewhere will feel left out.

New membership rules permit billionaire businessmen to become card-carrying Communists.

Ms. Pressley talked matter of factly about holding affiliates to the association's membership rules.

The organization added one sentence to the membership rules that permits gay youth from entering the organization.

Thomas Bjorn has reacted angrily after Padraig Harrington questioned plans for a possible tightening up of membership rules on the European Tour.