The phrase "rules of membership" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the set of guidelines or regulations that dictate the requirements and obligations of being a member of a particular organization or group. Example: Before joining the club, I had to carefully read and agree to the rules of membership, which included regular attendance at meetings and paying annual dues.
Individuals that might not qualify under the rules of membership are now eligible".
Organizational cultures are like social contracts specifying the rules of membership.
The events of 1956 changed the rules of membership of the ex-communist club in two ways.
Another motivation was to conform to the rules of membership for the euro currency union, which Lithuania hopes to join by 2014.
The fundamental weakness of the various 'out' campaigns is their assumption that we can pick and choose the rules of membership we want to retain or lose.
Mention should also be made of the constitutive acts of the union that prescribe its general aims, its organization, its financial structure, and the rules of membership, namely, the constitution and its general regulations.
The rules of memberships are few and basic...the members receive no gaudy uniforms...-but each does receive a title.
Sunday saw the allotment site AGM, and have to say two hours talking (even listening) through changing of rules on membership – though in the end there weren't any changes – reinforces my feelings that gardeners are better at digging than deciding.
Finally, those employees who have so-called Cadillac coverage but are not exempted from the bill's rules because of membership in a union or residence in a high-cost state will have their benefits taxed.
This early episode in the renegotiation drama gives a taste of what the British government would do if freed from the rules of EU membership.
Now, Greece has acknowledged its budget deficit stands at nearly 13 percent of gross domestic product, while debt levels are among the highest in the European Union well beyond what the rules of euro membership allow.
