Sentence examples for war membership from inspiring English sources

After the war, membership dropped to a low of 11,000 in 155 squadrons and the Air Cadet program underwent a transformation to reflect the changing needs of Canada and the cadets.

On the other side, Johnson once went to hear the Serbs' self-appointed London larynx and a Belgrade academic uncloak Bosnia's president as a closet Muslim fundamentalist, with a pre-war membership video put out by his party to prove it.

Between 1948 and 1952, nearly one half of the surviving members of Jewish Community of Zagreb opted for emigration to Israel, and the community dropped to one-tenth of its pre-war membership.

Once largely unknown, Gun Owners of America, with its war chest, membership and lobbying strength dwarfed by the National Rifle Association, is emerging as an influential force as a series of gun control measures heads to the Senate floor.

"We can't rely on 'the war'," says membership secretary Mick Humphreys.

This month the phoney war over Euro membership will get slightly more real.

Nobody believes that the country will collapse into civil war if its membership talks do not start on schedule in October.

The end of the cold war and its membership, since 1995, of the European Union have brought Sweden into European security affairs.

So did another notable Nebraskan, Senator George Norris, who voted against both United States entry into first world war and American membership in the League of Nations.

Eichmann was charged with 15 counts of crimes against the Jewish people, crimes against humanity, war crimes and membership of a hostile organisation.

He had been involved in left-wing politics in Berkeley during World War II, including membership in various organizations that Federal Bureau of Investigations director J. Edgar Hoover labeled communist fronts, which in the postwar climate of McCarthyism (see Joseph McCarthy) made him be seen as a security threat.