Sentence examples for membership was given from inspiring English sources

Green's consortium accepted those, but issues relating to media rights and an SPL investigation into how the old Rangers paid players in the previous decade held up the process to such an extent that only a conditional membership was given to allow them to face Brechin while more negotiations take place.

SFWA Honorary membership is given to people who do not meet the publishing criteria for joining the regular membership but who would be welcomed as members had their work appeared in the qualifying English language publications.

"This government is looking at every option but the simple truth is that if a requirement of membership is giving up control of our borders, I think that makes it very improbable".

"This government is looking at every option but the simple truth is that if a requirement of membership is giving up control of our borders, I think that makes it very improbable," he said, during a debate that followed his statement updating colleagues on Brexit planning so far.

May has so far refused to reveal the government's position on remaining in the single market, though the Brexit secretary, David Davis, told the House of Commons last week it was a "simple truth is that if a requirement of membership is giving up control of our borders, I think that makes it very improbable".

The Brexit secretary, David Davis, who was asked if Britain could remain inside the single market, said earlier this week: "The simple truth is that if a requirement of membership is giving up control of our borders, I think that makes it very improbable".

The cliques and the vertices' clique memberships are given in Fig. 14 and Table 3, respectively.

In the U.N. Charter of 1945, permanent membership on the Security Council was given to those states with the capability to operate worldwide.

His services were retained by the Holy Roman emperor Charles V, and in 1518 he was given membership in the Spanish Council of the New Indies and appointed pilot major and official examiner of pilots.

It also struck a trade deal with the US, and finally hit a peak in 2006 when it was given membership of the World Trade Organisation, which meant it could reap yet more foreign investment and aid.

A year after the Palestinian state delegation was given full membership in UNESCO, it was granted nonmember observer state status by the UN General Assembly.