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Перевод: membership

[прилагательное]
членский;
[существительное]
членство; звание члена; количество членов; рядовые члены

Тезаурус:

1. A referendum would give the membership views but Council, whilst spending madly on the Hay Report, would no doubt object to spending money on a democratic exercise which might upset cherished opinion.
2. Together they number some 500, though the social club has had to call a halt on membership at 2,000 and has a turnover of 2 million.
3. Asked whether Britain might opt for membership of this looser body if it rejected progress towards full European union, Mr Andriessen said: "It is always open to countries to go back to Efta if they wish."
4. Differentiating between obligations and loyalties is difficult, and many would argue that membership of a trade union implies obligations rather than just loyalties.
5. It must, therefore, ensure that it has the means within its membership to fulfil this inescapable obligation.
6. W.J.T. Morton was the first to receive the diploma of membership, on 15 May.
7. The meeting also agreed to increase membership subscription from 12 to 14 and family membership to 20.
8. And membership is offered on a limited basis only.
9. Annual Membership costs only 5.00.
10. The Architects Club, founded in 1791, was a dining club with limited membership and in no way attempted to be a professional body, but The London Architectural Society, founded in 1806, was intended to be more representative and instructional.
11. Annual membership fees become due either prior to, or on December 31 each year.
12. Paul Hillyer the Club solicitor pointed out, and confirmed an earlier concern, that the Wine Sub-Committee (established in 1962 to comply with the Licensing Act 1961) might be unconstitutional if voting for its members was not open to all membership categories.
13. Finally, the decision to ban trade union membership for workers at the intelligence gathering centre (Government Communications Headquarters) at Cheltenham in 1984 was taken outside the Cabinet and Cabinet committees.