Sentence examples for release membership from inspiring English sources

He declined to release membership statistics, saying only that active supporters numbered "in the low thousands".

It refuses to release membership figures, but claims around 3000 members.

Napster has declined to release membership numbers since Best Buy bought it in 2008.

He says Hizb has nothing to hide but will not release membership figures: "It's a genuine security issue.

It is hard to know what the real situation is, because the Tories don't release membership figures, but this does not feel like a party with a vibrant grassroots.

Meanwhile, Strava doesn't release membership numbers, but its presence on seven continents would seem to support the CEO's position that, according to the Bicycling Magazine feature: "We cannot monitor what's going on at the level of local riders – they have to do that". But now Strava is well aware of the risks of how its site is being used.

Articles of incorporation/constitution/bylaws, correspondence, planning documents, architectural records, legal documents, diaries, minutes of meetings, reports, memoranda, newsletters and other publications, directories, financial documents, press releases, membership records, and research and subject files.

The collection includes correspondence, memoranda, minutes, press releases, membership files, policy statements, constitutions and by-laws, and publications.

By 1970, Amnesty could claim 2,000 prisoners released, membership in the tens of thousands and acceptance by the international community.

They only write about four friggin' people!" The church won't release official membership figures, but it informally claims eight million members worldwide.

The NCC, a murky organisation that does not release its membership, brought a court case against Elections Canada, infamously named Harper v Canada.