Sentence examples for membership structure from inspiring English sources

Anonymous has historically operated as an amorphous, grassroots-style organization with no visible leadership or membership structure.

According to people close to the companies involved, the golf complex's new owners would use a more conventional membership structure, with more members paying lower fees.

Stock exchanges around the world have recently discarded their traditional mutual membership structure in favor of a for-profit corporate format.

To attract broad participation for the new Low-Carbon Energy Centers, MITEI has created a membership structure that removes many of the barriers common to other research endeavors.

A key component of the Family Matters membership structure is the use of jurisdictional working groups, which are engaged at state and territory level, to drive change in accordance with the campaign priorities.

"Disorganised, effective" is groups like Anonymous and Occupy, groups that have no command structure at all, not even an articulated set of goals, no formal membership structure, and in Anonymous's case, no formal deliberative process.

It was also a powerful recognition of freedom of political association: it was up to each political party to determine its membership structures as influenced by their particular histories and ideologies.

The military offered little information about the membership or structure of the transitional government.

On both farms, there were significant differences in community membership and structure (parsimony P < 0.001).

Xiong, W. et al. Different continuous cropping spans significantly affect microbial community membership and structure in a vanilla-grown soil as revealed by deep pyrosequencing.

On the new royal charter, his early public support for abolishing the BBC Trust and its replacement with a "unitary" PLC-style board is beginning to look ill-judged as the membership and structure of the new board are still to be agreed in detail.