Mayor John V. Lindsay called a 1972 settlement ruinous; Mr. Maye's membership called it paltry.
Five of Princeton's eating clubs have first-come, first-serve membership called "sign-ins". Sophomores who wish to join an eating club list the clubs in the order of their preference, with up to 11 friends.
It's basically a monthly membership called The !llmind Platinum Club.
Outside of the fairs, we're continuing our member events -- which include artist talks, seminars, gallery walks and benefits for charitable institutions -- and have launched a whole new level of membership called 'Friends of NADA,' which is essentially a VIP program that runs year-long.
This is achieved by computing a measure of membership, called fuzzy membership, at each pixel [ 44].
(For information about membership, call Ed Bady at (516 931-7546).
The network also pitches accounts as a team against what the membership calls "the multinationals".
He added that immigration had been used as a "weapon" in the campaign against EU membership, calling on British authorities to safeguard the rights of Polish migrants.
Jeremy Corbyn, the newly elected leader of the opposition Labour Party, holds the view that Britain would fare better in foreign relations if it ditched its NATO membership, calling for "serious debate" over the organization's powers, democratic accountability, and interventionist role in conflicts around the world.
In London, a Stock Exchange membership is called a membership, & it entitles the holder to a seat; in N.Y. a Stock Exchange membership is called a seat & there is practically no place to sit down.
