Sentence examples for membership standards from inspiring English sources

University officials repeatedly had said the responsibility for membership standards rested with the sororities and fraternities, which are private groups.

After days of escalating pressure, Dr. Bonner, in an abrupt reversal of the university's longstanding contention that the privately run Greek organizations should fashion their own membership standards, ordered the sororities to engage in a protracted recruitment process.

He pushed through the first set of formal membership standards.

IODO would, among many things, undertake industry-lead impromptu inspections to validate compliance with IODO membership standards, and develop and collaborate on emergency and recovery technology.

"As expected, our continuing investment in upgrading our business model and our higher membership standards for suppliers has negatively impacted our financial performance".

"The status quo in our movement's membership standards cannot be sustained," Robert Gates said at the group's annual meeting in Atlanta.

There are three types of membership: Standard costs $99 a year and $24 per visit; Standard Plus costs $249 a year, and includes 10 free visits a year, with $24 per visit thereafter; and Prestige costs $399 a year and allows unlimited lounge access.

"We should be encouraged that the change in BSA's youth membership standard is not in conflict with Catholic teaching," wrote Edward Martin, the organization's national chairman.

With our very large sample size and use of data from the entire target membership, standard statistical inference techniques were not relevant.

But with NATO membership requiring decent standards of civil rights, the republics have lowered barriers to citizenship for ethnic Russians.

In a nod to one of the fast-food workers' explicit demands, Obama also made a rare call for more collective bargaining in the U.S. economy, arguing that union membership would raise standards for lower-wage service workers.