Sentence examples for record membership from inspiring English sources

Among all the strange and curious sights in the Middle East is the appearance of a new political clique here that is attracting record membership.

"The SNP has never been in better shape – with a record membership of over 25,000 – and we are fighting fit to help achieve the yes vote in September, which is so important to Scotland's future".

Clearly things need to change on-field at Richmond but proposing a wholesale board clearout of a club on an even keel financially – and boasting record membership figures – is egregiously heavy-handed.

At last year's gathering, the RSPB's current chairman, Ian Darling, was able to applaud a record membership of more than 1 million, each paying £3 a month to help preserve Britain's bird life – or, as the handout puts it, anything that "hops, crawls or flutters in your garden".

Spokeswoman Victoria Hazael, who watched the road race from Gomshall, said: "We have record membership at the moment".

Although race/ethnicity is not systematically captured for all members, the race/ethnicity of a majority of patients (about 94%) was identified via a search of electronic medical records, membership databases and other administrative databases.

Just last Friday, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said on the record that membership in the European Union is not compulsory, it's voluntary, and Greek society has a choice".

The academics he follows have mined sources as varied as the Domesday Book, the Royal Society's records, even membership of the American Medical Association, in order to find surnames that are over-represented in elite positions.

The church says it does not keep records of membership by race.

A good showing can lead to the golfing equivalent of a recording contract: membership on the 2013 PGA Tour.

The whole notion of Guinness World Records, like membership in Mensa, is a somewhat creepy anachronism at this point.