Примеры membership

• Their friends and organizational memberships tend to be drawn heavily from the local community.

• However, it is the men who have more invested in displaying multiple group or community memberships through their use of linguistic variants.

• The very complexities of multiple memberships of social divisions militate against fundamental change in those divisions.

• The results of fuzzification are memberships [0,1] of fuzzy predicates of input variables.

• The memberships of groups that entered into alliance relationships were therefore quite fluid and groups were frequently disunited.

• Because the community's structure and memberships are not very defined, mikseri.net cannot really be considered a community in the traditional sense.

• Passive memberships in cheque-book organizations are relatively individualized acts as well.

• The most significant is that in 1984 only 27 per cent of respondents had no memberships and 73 per cent had one or none.

• The legacies of previous regimes are reflected in organizational memberships today.

• The parties have become relatively institutionalised, with stable mass memberships, distinctive ideology and a signi®cant degree of intra-party democracy.

• The eventual document guaranteed free association and ensured there would be no attempts to corporatize or make associational memberships obligatory.

• Most of these names were of newly recruited members ; apparently provincial records of older memberships were incomplete and unreliable and were still undergoing verification.

• Typically, respondents cited paid-up memberships of between 100 and 250, and most suggested that attendance at the most recent meeting exceeded 50.

• Second, and more importantly, conservation groups could capitalize on public outrage and swell the ranks of their memberships by effectively mobilizing support.

• Especially in the years before 1961, the memberships of state legislatures included significant numbers of returning members whose service was not continuous.