membership

IPA: mˈɛmbɝʃɪp

(transitive, sociolinguistics) To classify (someone) as belonging to a certain group or community.

Examples of "membership" in Sentences

The term 'membership' describes his relationship to the Rajavis.
I just submitted your comments to KKK, they say your membership is approved.
But the term membership does not express their relation to the church before they are converted.
Are women scientists just not as good as their male counterparts (I'd argue no, if the National Academy membership is any measure)?
I do feel Council has a tendency to drift into outer space in some of its deliberations, and its physical isolation from the membership is a big part of that.
Does he further agree that our official estimates confirm that the cost of our membership is about £50 per head whereas the benefits in investment and other things are £300?
A third of the membership is agented and/or published, so when someone asks a question about getting an agent or about the craft or about publishing, they get answers from the people who know.
I blogged about it here, suggesting that this group, unrepresentative of the beard and sandals membership, is seeking to seize control of the party infrastructure, putting the membership is a position of 'shut up, or ship out'.
As to the third set of extremists, the “software manufacturing” companies represented by the Business Software Alliance (CAAST in Canada): their membership is also often found guilty of copyright and patent infringement, with remedies from the courts that are often in the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars.