Sentence examples for membership stand from inspiring English sources

And the implementation committee, with the registered supporters scheme, I think will have a real, real job making sure that, whatever that registered supporters scheme, that it stands scrutiny in the same way that the trade unions and their membership stand scrutiny.

But the port workers — who still queue up at hiring halls daily for work and spend years earning full membership — stand guard over a crucial chokepoint in the global economy.

Our current membership stands now at approximately 550.

In 1890, when Cuyler retired from the ministry, membership stood at more than 2,100.

The absent membership stands to pick up shares worth some £1.2bn in the summer flotation.

Green party membership stands at 24,435 and has risen by 77% since the start of 2014.

The numbers speak for themselves: at 5pm on 18 September, the day of the referendum, SNP membership stood at 25,642.

In the 1950s when party membership stood at a million, members conferred legitimacy when they selected candidates.

Membership stands at about 800 and he publishes six Athletics newsletters annually, but "if we get through next year, we'll be lucky," Montella said.

The document shows that at the end of 2015, Labour's membership stood at 388,103 – up 194,349 on the 2014 figure and the largest number since 1998.

Its active membership stands at five; however, its current exhibition, titled "Hot Stuff," features the work of 11 artists, including one from Rhode Island.