Sentence examples for question of membership from inspiring English sources

When he came to the question of membership he ran into trouble.

During a meeting in London of NATO defense ministers on Thursday and Friday, the question of membership for Georgia was not discussed, according to a senior American official.

But Jack S. Ingber, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, said the matter was "simply a question of membership" governed by the state Religious Corporations Law.

He said the question of membership in NATO for eligible and willing democracies should no longer be "whether" but only "when".

Neither can the motivation be interpreted so kindly as to call it simply generosity; David Cameron is, at this moment, seeking to ensure that Mr Crosby stays on his side on the question of membership of the EU.

But its size, poverty, political and economic instability, history of military coups and record of human-rights abuses all ensured that for years the question of membership was theoretical.

Then comes the question of Commonwealth membership.

Meanwhile, the question of EU membership has swirled around every debate, visit and photo opportunity.

The question of Turkish membership has long been a thorny issue for the EU.

Let's also remember that this conflict has nothing to do with the question of Nato membership.

But he stressed that the question of NATO membership was up to the government and Parliament to decide.