Sentence examples for obvious membership from inspiring English sources

NFU + Infinity + Choice + Cantorian Sets is a considerably stronger theory than NFU + Infinity + Choice: in its theory of isomorphism types of well-founded extensional relations with top element, the cantorian types with the obvious "membership" relation satisfy the axioms of ZFC + "there is an n-Mahlo cardinal" for each concrete n.

It is not an obvious candidate for membership in a "21st-century" trade pact, as the TPP is advertised.

"There has been a shift back toward an interest in going beyond the obvious among our membership -- much more than there was five years ago," he said.

If the nature directives go down, while TTIP and the fiscal waterboarding of countries like Greece proceed, it will not be obvious what continued membership has to offer us.

However, the obvious advantages of EEC membership have not risen as fast as the cost of running the Community.

This regionalisation would bring the EU closer to the people, making the benefits of membership more obvious.

When Bobby Gruenewald joined LifeChurch.tv as a pastor in 2001, he turned to an obvious place to build membership: the Internet.

Among the most obvious benefits of CORDS membership is that participating regional surveillance networks – and the countries linked by those networks – are improving national capacities in compliance with the revised International Health Regulations IHRR).

A realistic target for Lithuania is 2012.For a larger country, such as Britain, the benefits of membership are less obvious.

The continuing controversy regarding Augusta National's all-men's membership is of obvious interest to Howell, but when asked about it after his round today, he said the issue had become too sensitive to comment on in depth.

It is obvious that the selection of membership function is the most important part.