Sentence examples similar to memberships for entry from inspiring English sources

The struggle for prominence was made even more difficult by Manoucehr's initial decision to attach a £15 membership fee for entry.

Trade and professional groups milk their memberships for big-ticket entry to the political circus.

It was a Tory prime minister, Harold Macmillan, who put Britain on course for entry, applying for membership in 1961.

Others features include: (1) the development of qualification standards for entry and continuing membership; (2) the establishment or recognition of apprenticeships, training and educational resources; (3) the introduction of codes of behaviour; and (4) a degree of self-regulation and/or state regulation.

Recently the Flamingo announced they would now be charging $10 cover for entry, as well as a membership program that would give loyal patrons the ability to get in for free, plus a new food menu.

Macedonia has been a candidate for European Union membership since 2005, and every year the European Commission vainly calls for entry talks to start.

Gordon Brown, the finance minister, said on Thursday that the process could take even longer, with two years spent just to assess whether membership in the euro zone would meet the five economic tests Britain has set for entry.

Password for entry: "bespoke".

She said Saturday at a news conference that applying for entry was an overriding priority for the Social Democrats, and that she hoped that terms for Iceland's membership could be agreed to within 12 to 18 months.

She has been marked for entry.

These individuals will then only need to display their PARC membership card upon entry to the facility for their attendance to be recorded.