Sentence examples for membership which could from inspiring English sources

Her suggestions must be vetted by the N.C.A.A. membership, which could ignore or dilute them.

Mr. Fraser is well regarded by the department's union membership, which could be useful in the remaining 14 months of Mr. Giuliani's administration.

Officials at the Metropolitan Opera said they did not know what they would do about Mr. Whitehead's Golden Horseshoe membership, which could turn out to have been bought with money stolen from Mr. Whitehead's clients.

Griffin said he expected the first two questions on the programme to focus on planned changes to the BNP's constitution, which bars non-whites from membership, "which could be awkward", and on whether he should have been allowed to appear on Question Time.

Membership, which could be extended or revoked on the spot, was predicated on the capacity to tolerate Belcher's trademark combination of high camp and extreme rudeness: men of late middle age were referred to using the feminine pronoun (as in "She's not a very pretty lady, is she?") and "cunty" was deployed as a term of endearment.

The idea of solidarity might well entail a thicker sense of mutual obligation than membership, which could be passive or more instrumental.

That means no movies, no video games and no gym memberships, which could translate into big savings, relatively speaking, if the Legislature approves the budget.

The French "no" said, in effect, that even France, long the champion of ever closer union, wanted to be less in thrall to the thing it has created.The history of the Union can almost be written in terms of its struggle to find alternatives to membership which it could offer to keep its neighbours happy but excluded.

This implies an urgent need for something more than the neighbourhood policy, because the alternative is increased pressure to narrow the focus of discussions prematurely onto full membership, which we could not deliver immediately, because it would overstretch the integrative capacity of the European Union.

How about a Super Executive Membership for $50, which could entitle members to a free consultation with a Trump campaign attorney following any violence they take part in at an authorized Trump rally?

It is not just the euro and the UK's membership of the EU which could be drawing to an end, he thinks, but also the orthodoxy that low interest rates stimulate growth.