Sentence examples for separate membership from inspiring English sources

Willy Brandt's Ostpolitik led to West and East Germany recognising each other's borders and their separate membership of the United Nations in 1973.

Scotland is on the brink of staging a fresh referendum on independence after Nicola Sturgeon requested talks with the EU on separate membership after the UK's vote to leave.

Several papers noted that one of England's harshest critics, the Argentinian senior vice-president of FIFA, Julio Grondona, explicitly grumbled about the fact that England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland [corrected, see comment below] all enjoy separate membership of FIFA, and between them enjoy a permanent right to one of the body's vice-presidential slots.

Separate membership functions are defined for each dimension in the fuzzifier and for each fuzzy output group in the defuzzifier.

Trees are heterogeneous in appearance in black and white aerial photography, so we employed separate membership functions to identify four visually distinct types: 'interior forest', 'isolated trees', 'dark forest', and 'edge forest'.

The main advantage of the proposed approach is that computational complexity is reduced by defining separate membership functions for numerator and denominator functions of objectives at each level, but tolerance values (positive and negative) are chosen so that the satisfying solution is forced towards the optimal solutions.

Additionally, each bar was required to have separate memberships.

Because Hong Kong and China would retain separate memberships in the World Trade Organization, officials said Hong Kong would not necessarily gain access to Chinese markets earlier than other countries.

The 2006 dissolution of the loose political union between Serbia and Montenegro led to separate memberships in several international financial institutions, such as the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

1954: The association opens an office in Patchogue and establishes a separate Suffolk membership committee.

Asked whether this was a realistic option, Dugdale referred to proposals being investigated by senior Labour figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland to have separate federated membership of the EU.