Sentence examples for requiring memberships from inspiring English sources

The late David Mancuso fostered a culture of secrecy around his legendary Loft parties by refusing press, sending out personalized invitations, and requiring memberships for entry all to keep his party's LGBTQ+ crowd, and its culture of tolerance, safe.

You might also be able to get low-cost prescription drugs at Costco's pharmacy if you aren't a member and live in a state that prevents pharmacies from requiring memberships.

But they also took things a step farther than their cocktail-bar brethren by requiring membership.

A law requiring membership in a shooting range or a gun club for bulk purchases of ammunition or extended magazines would be a reasonable start.

"If the government is requiring membership of a gun club to obtain a firearms licence then it it is more than reasonable that there be regulation to protect gun club members and their membership dues," he said.

Under a Trump administration and with Republican majorities in the House and the Senate, SEIU and others fear the return of a similar bill, which would eliminate unions by preventing them from charging dues or requiring membership.

Think of "boutique" medical practices requiring membership fees and private elementary schools with tuition equal to that of some universities: if you have the money, you can buy yourself better services.

Even the way that the standards for conscientious objection have changed, from requiring membership in a pacifist church to simply allowing the adherence to certain ethics, shows a government grappling with what constitutes religion, Professor Hauerwas said.

Exclusion Criteria included sites relating solely to advertising or products for sale; not relating to humans (i.e. veterinary or not related to the search terms entered), and those requiring membership or payment for full access.

Those require memberships.

Those totals do not include sales at liquor stores or retailers that require memberships like Sam's Club.