Collocations withmembership
These are words often used in combination withmembership.
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active membership
The organization flourished from 1966 to 1975, eventually consisting of 800 local chapters in every state, with an active membership of about 125,000.
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actual membership
I cannot, off the cuff, give the actual membership of these committees.
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associate membership
Are we, in fact, trying to get associate membership for them?
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basis of membership
It is not until we reach paragraph 5(a), that we meet for the first time the proposal to eliminate the hereditary basis of membership.
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combined membership
At the end of 1890, the shearers' and shedhands' unions had a combined membership of 11,356.
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compulsory membership
By enacting an organisational law that provided compulsory membership and mandatory dues, the party inadvertently changed the political condition of small industrialists.
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continued membership
Trade unions, religious groups and sports clubs were the only types of association to command continued membership greater than 5 per cent over a 4-5 year period.
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corporate membership
A fluctuating system engendered by competing lineages could have resulted in an artistic tradition that emphasized office and corporate membership through such costume.
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declining membership
There are two reasons for declining membership, one of which is that the industries that employed trade unionists have disappeared.
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formal membership
Until the late 1940s, only men were allowed formal membership in these ethnic-political associations.
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free membership
People under 18 are entitled to free membership and the free use of equipment.
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full membership
For while the profession provided a means of entry into the nation's political elite, it also carried an impediment to full membership of the club.
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gym membership
Small and medium-sized businesses should be able to provide their employees with tax-free gym membership.
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honorary membership
I cannot claim any more than an honorary membership now.
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lifetime membership
Lifetime membership is granted for a donation of $1.
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membership base
Many of these groups are staff organizations, lacking any real membership base.
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membership category
While the focus is on membership category work, she does not ignore the relationship between interview-oriented talk and age-relevant category work on the part of both interviewer and interviewee.
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membership drive
Should we then have had a strong possible membership drive for a society for the preservation of the fox?
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membership dues
Here most revenue comes from fees and charges, especially membership dues.
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membership fee
Surely the £8 membership fee cannot be so daunting.
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membership list
The one membership list that is available provides an indication of the way in which the group was structured.
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membership organization
The combination of endorsements and membership numbers allows us a unique look at the impact of a membership organization in the electoral arena.
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membership requirement
The more remote a person is from the union membership requirement, the more difficult it will be for the person to bring a case.
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membership roll
The church had 70 members at this stage; when the membership roll was inaugurated in 1938 there were 52.
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membership roster
Second, the membership roster at the time of the second survey apparently contained a higher proportion of persons with expired memberships who were not intending to renew.
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membership status
That is, this analytical approach allows one to predict the group membership status of subjects based upon their scores on quantitative trait attributes.
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official membership
These people are some 900,000 strong as compared with the official membership of 500,000.
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paid membership
Much of the information is free, with paid membership available to studios or individuals, which allows access to detailed content and downloads of hi-res images.
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permanent membership
Other members were occasionally and variably brought in for work on single albums, but had no permanent membership in the band.
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total membership
This type of unionization exaggerates union density, which is more accurately reflected by the composition of industrial unions in the total membership.
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tribal membership
Tribal membership was frequently defined according to so-called blood quantum standards, so that mixed race children were eventually excluded.
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yearly membership
Members receive an allocation of points upon paying a yearly membership fee.
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