Sentence examples for strong membership from inspiring English sources

"They're setting themselves up with a strong membership base for 2012," Ms. Skolnick said.

However, the ABI's continuing strong membership represents over 90% of the insurance sector".

His level of determination to fight on behalf of the RMT's 82,000 strong membership soon shows itself to be indistinguishable from Crow's.

Alternatively, a Labour MP could grow into a Wilson-like figure and seek to be a unifying leader, bringing together a party that spans Corbynite socialists with a strong membership base and the Blairites represented in the media.

If they fail to do so, the party will end up as a hermetically sealed, intellectual cocoon, loved by its million strong membership – and overlooked by the wider electorate.

To develop and maintain a strong membership base at different levels of donorship.

All Souls Churchh, on St. Nicholas Avenue, and any number of the traditional neighborhood churches in Harlem that had for generations boasted strong memberships — built on and sustained by familial loyalty and neighborhood ties — are now struggling to hold on to their congregations.

"Now our goal is fundraising and adding to our 200-strong membership".

As Conservative leader a decade ago (he is now foreign secretary), William Hague proclaimed a target of a million-strong membership.

A new board would be elected every four years (much like a government) from among the 100,000-strong membership; they would plan the club's strategy.

From six men gathering at a gay bar in North London two decades ago, The Kings Cross Steelers RFC  has transformed into a 120-strong membership featuring over twenty nationalities.