Sentence examples for which membership from inspiring English sources

"Felon" glosses prison-yard politics in which membership in a gang is necessary for survival.

Last year made $14,000; the most a leg show ever made was $11,000... Tells about examinations, on which membership is based.

Jerzy Kozminski, a former Polish ambassador to Washington, said he was concerned about what could seem to be the ungenerous spirit in which membership is being offered.

"Why is there no document confirming that I was an official member of the Standing Committee?" he asked, denying that he was part of the decision-making group in which membership would be evidence of guilt.

It included a wide variety of age- and gender-based societies in which membership was obtained by apprenticeship or purchase; these included social, shamanistic, warrior, harvest, and other groups.

The club, in which membership is free, can arrange tours at any time of the year, for a half or full day or something in between, Mr. Susselman said.

This paper introduces the concept of fuzzy neutrosophic soft ((mathfrak{fns})), in which truth-membership, falsity-membership, and indeterminacy-membership are represented.

Nehi [15] proposed a new ranking method, in which the membership function and non-membership function of IFNs are treated as fuzzy quantities.

McKeith's spokeswoman says of this membership: "Gillian has 'professional membership', which is membership designed for practising nutritional and dietary professionals, and is distinct from 'associate membership', which is open to all individuals.

Any model which gets membership right will have to have a well-founded membership relation.

Total revenue, which includes membership fees, rose to $19.24 billion.