Sentence examples for memberships both from inspiring English sources

The company says it added "tens of millions" of people who signed up for Prime memberships, both paid and on a trial basis.

These retailers are testing paid loyalty program memberships, both as a way to compete with the likes of Amazon Prime as well as to give their members an air of distinction.

The Mormon church also has a significant Hispanic membership, both in the US and Latin America.

Instead of fading away, however, Sōka-gakkai experienced increased membership both in Japan and abroad, especially in the United States.

For joint membership, both owners are required to fulfill all of the membership requirements including each member purchasing and maintaining at least one share in the account.

The party will not support any Brexit that does not involve full single market and customs union membership, both of which May has ruled out.

The Assemblies of God today is seeing notable growth in black, Hispanic and Asian membership, both in single-race congregations and in multiracial churches like the Tabernacle.

But many Europeans oppose Turkish membership, both on cultural and political grounds, and there remain huge obstacles to the country's further integration into the continent on which it has but a geographic toehold.

In widowhood Alice had a wide set of interests, including birdwatching, the Labour party, the Czech-speaking circle, and membership both of the Leicester Secular Society and of the city's Progressive Jewish Congregation.

United Nations Resolution 194 and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which Israel accepted as a condition of United Nations membership, both establish the right of refugees to return to their homes.

All other former Soviet-bloc countries — Poland, Hungary, Latvia, etc. — had to work hard for E.U. membership, both in the complex formal qualifications and through years of learning to become "European" in a pragmatic sense.