Sentence examples for restricted membership from inspiring English sources

Started two years ago, with Mark Zuckerberg, a Harvard undergraduate, as a co-founder, Facebook first restricted membership to people who had e-mail addresses issued by a college or university.

The N.C.A.A., which for more than a century had restricted membership to institutions in the 50 states and United States territories, voted in 2008 to allow universities in Canada to join.

When the Stamford Historical Society drew its charter in 1901, it restricted membership to what it termed "like-minded people".

Prosecutors said Mr. Giordano operated the site from March 1997 to September 1998 and restricted membership to people who had at least 10,000 pornographic images.

At the same time, some people may have gone to greater effort to mask their online activities, including going to alternatives for trading music that are harder to track, including so-called darknets, file-sharing networks with restricted membership.

The Cancer Society, Mr. Goldberg wrote, was acting unethically, perhaps even illegally, by using federal dollars to finance the dialogue, which Mr. Goldberg says has a restricted membership and meets behind closed doors.

Beach clubs with restricted memberships, restricted beach access, squads of pimply young cops writing $150 parking tickets, season beach passes that run to hundreds of dollars, a ban on weekend passes to non-residents, are all about one thing: keeping the Hamptons from being over-run.

He fought, successfully, to repeal fraternity rules restricting membership to white Christians.

The descendants' group, the Monticello Association, decided to continue to restrict membership to Jefferson's descendants through his daughters Martha and Maria.

Why not restrict membership to the champions of each national league and go back to calling it the European Cup?

During the comment period, the club challenged one of the conditions on the permit: that the club restrict membership to the current 225.