Sentence examples for membership up from inspiring English sources

"It's a cultural shift and a big issue," Ms. Kolkhorst said, adding, "You never want to throw a bill out there that just cuts the membership up".

However, in October Labour said its statistics showed 183,658 people had joined the party since the May 2015 election, bringing the total membership up to 370,658.

In its first year as an independent charity, English Heritage reported a record 5.7 million visitors to its sites including Stonehenge, and membership up by 15%.

PAGE A18 UNION MEMBERSHIP UP SHARPLY Unions gained 428,000 members in 2008, the largest amount in a quarter-century, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced.

And, of course, as Blair was carried to the leadership, people flocked to join the Labour Party, taking its membership up from the 266,000 inherited from John Smith to a peak of 405,000 in 1997.

The 50 50 recruitment drive first introduced by the PSNI's original chief constable, Sir Hugh Orde, had been deemed a success as it had taken Catholic membership up to more than 30%, as opposed to the days of the RUC when it was well below 10% of the force.

As Mr Nay Chi Win argues, "this is a bottom-up process, the membership coming up with ideas".The leadership, too, has been involved in training.

Another common and effective message is a membership sign-up box that pops up when the user enters the site.

Attendance and membership were up.

Green party membership is up by more than a third since the last European elections.

Yes, Mr. Rubin said, museum membership is up 20 to 25percentt since "Sensation".