Sentence examples for whose memberships from inspiring English sources

The outlawed communist parties, whose memberships were extremely small, emerged as the leading political force.

Lewes, in southeastern England, is the site of a celebration of Guy Fawkes Day that has a distinctly local flavour, involving six bonfire societies whose memberships are grounded in family history stretching back for generations.

On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Conlin, 40, and his family were just about to celebrate his induction into the exchange -- whose memberships have recently sold for as much as $2 million -- when the power failed.

The former hold that certain groups whose memberships are defined by what are sometimes called ascriptive characteristics, simply by virtue of being those sorts of groups, have a unilateral (claim- right to seclaim- right

We met several women whose memberships varied from entry-level to 27 years.

To date, Hillary Clinton has been endorsed by 39 labor unions, most of whose memberships are saturated with middle-class workers.

The other group, whose membership overlaps the first, has 31 states and is led by Washington.

These artists became part of a wider ZERO network whose membership was never strictly delineated.

In early 2001, Mr. Cheney convened an energy task force whose membership was secret.

The National Mining Association NMAA), whose membership includes many foreign companies, responded by suing to overturn the ban.

Ms. Rubin formed an advocacy group, Better School Food, whose membership has grown to 750 in two years.