Sentence examples for membership which has from inspiring English sources

But it's not only party membership which has fallen.

I have been following the debate concerning institu tional membership which has appeared on these pages in recent weeks.

Mr. Meier said he hoped the series would bring more attention to the club and help increase its membership, which has dropped in recent years to 750 from 1,100.

They may also gain from Austrians' rising Euroscepticism (according to the latest Eurobarometer poll, only 36% think that their country's EU membership, which has been a boon to the economy, is a good thing).

"But they also need to respect the democracy of our party and the views of Labour's membership, which has increased by more than 60,000 in the past week alone.

Manfred Weber, the leader of the largest centre-right group in the European parliament, criticised the British foreign secretary for his support of Turkey's EU membership, which has infuriated European politicians.

His Definite Platform was rejected by the Lutheran membership, which had recently been increased by conservative immigrants.

The sooner the party membership, which had voted for him as leader in the summer, realised it the better.

Membership, which had been at 650 "unit family members," she adds, which includes families and singles, was more recently at 579.

This was evident at the SNP's spring conference in March, held in Glasgow's exhibition and conference centre to accommodate its vastly expanded membership, which had hit 100,000.

The hallowed fairways of Augusta National, the home of golf's annual Masters tournament, are being opened up to women for the first time, ending an increasingly controversial and anachronistic ban on female membership which had survived for 80 years.