Sentence examples for take memberships from inspiring English sources

(The health club remains a private facility, but residents can take memberships at a discount).

At the very least we should strongly oppose May's decision to take membership off the table in these negotiations.

But when doing set theory for its own sake, the appropriate thing is not to take membership as a logical notion, and not to assume principles about membership as forming part of the "logic" of the theory, but as postulates thereof.

My take: Membership First outmaneuvered the newly-elected Unite for Strength faction and its NY and regional allies and is taking the union down a path that may well lead to a strike.

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The club is currently taking membership deposits.

Fifty-one thousand Qataris have already taken membership and the children's library has proved particularly successful.

And in Colorado, she said, her gym started taking membership dues from her account every month, though she never authorized it.

It received approval from EU finance ministers to join the euro next January, along with Cyprus, taking membership up to 15 .For a trading nation like ours, it is one headache less," says Mr Bonello.

The Labour leader writes about the 100,000-strong surge in members signing up to join the party since the vote to leave the EU – taking membership to more than 500,000, the largest number in modern party history.

"They view joining private companies much like taking membership in an exclusive private club," said Russell S. Reynolds Jr., who founded the firm that bears his name but left it in the early 1990's to form the Directorship Search Group.