Sentence examples for win membership from inspiring English sources
Eventually, a highly appreciative Cunningham helped Ramsay Smith to win membership of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and to become a Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
Turkey has been under pressure from the European Union to ease its tight limits on speech as part of its effort to win membership.
With China strongly opposed to United Nations membership for Taiwan, which it regards as a breakaway province, the island's recent efforts to win membership have failed.
At a time when the country is trying to win membership in the European Union, the deaths have focused attention on conditions in Turkey's prisons, where torture and other abuses have long been documented by international groups.
Pessimism here deepened this week as German officials who had criticized Turkey's crackdown indicated that they were halting the Turkish government's long effort to win membership for the country in the European Union, an alarming prospect for supporters of the pact here.
To meet the restaurant demand, traditional lime-stick trapping had been augmented by large-scale netting operations, and the Cypriot government, which was trying to clean up its act and win membership in the European Union, cracked down hard on the netters.
Canada and Italy met a major goal by winning membership in a new top monetary body.
Here again the interests of the military and other hard-liners will collide with legislators who favor more democracy and are concerned about winning membership in the European Union.
Now that Russia has finally won membership in the World Trade Organization, it will have a tangible effect for the first time because only countries with permanent trade relations qualify for eased W.T.O.
Within his own union during the 1870's, he played a central role in winning membership rights for the largely unskilled, immigrant Czech women who entered the shops following the introduction of the cigar mold in the manufacturing process.
In the last ten days before the referendum, leaders of the Brexit campaign are determined to keep raising the prospect of Turkey joining the EU, despite Mr Cameron's insistence yesterday that there was "no prospect" of the country winning membership for decades.
