Sentence examples for offer memberships from inspiring English sources
In April, a mailing will go out to a list of 150 to offer memberships at a founder's rate that is still being determined, but will most likely be in the low five figures, tops.
*Do not sell season tickets but instead offer memberships to the club.
Unlike other environmental groups, Seacology does not offer memberships, which further reduces its expenditures.
Both clubs offer memberships, as well event spaces and world-class golf courses, all of which are available to the public, albeit for top dollar.
Unlike more established industry groups like the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA), the ICA doesn't offer memberships, which is usually kind of essential to using the word "association" in your title.
Humiston later told me in a text that he plans to offer memberships next year, but so far the only tangible benefit of the event to anyone was ICA's income from the $449£28383) per-day ticket price.
United States airlines must offer membership to everybody.
Credit unions are nonprofit financial institutions that typically offer membership to certain groups, although the largest ones often have very broad eligibility criteria.
In 2012, the law changed so that credit unions can offer membership to people who don't share that common bond.
Germany will now win more support for its argument, which dominated the NATO summit in the spring, that it would be wrong to offer membership for fear of provoking Russia while its territory remains in dispute.
PAGE A10 U.S. URGES NATO TO ADMIT TWO In an unexpected diplomatic move, the United States has begun urging NATO allies to forgo the lengthy process normally required and offer membership to Georgia and Ukraine.
