common membership造句

• Common membership in a regional trading bloc increases trade by 330 percent, and so on.
• It is a think tank with links to a variety of other groups and organisations, largely through common memberships.
• The overlap of interests between the ESL and the Royal Geographical Society ( RGS ) was reflected by common membership.
• Links to the Aborigines'Protection Society were retained through the common membership of Hodgkin and Henry Christy, though the break was not completely amicable.
• One of those is undoubtedly the common membership in the Cairns Group, and the direct interest we both have in securing a better trade deal,
• She has acknowledged the influence of the Burtons on her development as a musician, starting with their common membership in Nashville's Ashwood Church of Christ.
• Relations with Uganda and Tanzania are generally strong, as the three nations work toward economic and social integration through common membership in the East African Community.
• :Combs Chapel was one of seven causes under the direction of the Independent Chapel, Stowmarket with a common membership, Deacons ( then Elders ) and Church Meetings.
• "Both North and South Korea are members of the United Nations, " he said . " This common membership can offer to them a channel of communication ."
• Ross disagreed, reasoning this would only damage relations between Britain and Portugal, an undesirable prospect given the countries'common membership in NATO, the European Free Trade Association and more.
• The cohesion comes not so much from an identity of views as from common membership in a grand cause, combined with a knack for keeping disagreements inside the family.
• After the campaign, the Ontario NDP expelled CAW leader Buzz Hargrove from the party ( which has a common membership both federally and provincially ) for his support of the Liberals.
• After the campaign, the Ontario NDP expelled CAW leader Buzz Hargrove from the party ( which has a common membership both federally and provincially, see below ) for his support of the Liberals.
• About the latter, the only real unifying factor of the different Sakalava dialects is their common membership to the western subgroup of Madagascar languages, which distinguishes them from central and East coast languages.
• The strong U . S .-Luxembourg relationship is expressed both bilaterally and through common membership in NATO, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development ( OECD ), and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ( OSCE ).
• The key reform to the former tribunals was to increase efficiency and effectiveness through a common membership structure of one tribunal, the elimination of duplicated registry services, and an improved capacity to co-ordinate proceedings and the potential to better utilise resources.
• Toh was among the founder members of the People's Action Party and the party's chairman from its formation in 1954 to 1981, save for a brief period in 1957 when leftists, who dominated the common membership in 1957, elected leftist leaders and took over the party leadership.
• BONN, Germany _ Germany _ Imagine the political cartography of Europe a decade from now : at its hub, the reunified Germany, encircled by lands it once occupied yet locked in peaceful step with them by a common European currency and by common membership in the NATO alliance.
• Latvian state and historians have a different view, unsurprisingly, saying that Latvians were forced to do what they have done etc . Such sources as BBC may take more neutral approach or lean to Latvian position, which is understandable due to the UK and Latvia common membership in EU etc.
• The pro-catalan independence author Germ?Bel called it an " inappropiate and unfortunate expression lacking any historic, political or social basis ", while Xos?Manoel Nez Seixas spoke of the difficulties in uniting a historicist concept linked to common membership of the Crown of Aragon with a fundamentally linguistic construct.