membership rights

In these cases membership rights are those which exist under the contact between members.

Membership rights in the Society are linked to the subscription of its journal.

They are also opposed to stripping Israel of its membership rights in the telecommunications union.

See our guide on trade union membership rights.

Accordingly, the bylaws were amended to remove all reference to membership rights and activities.

Somewhat chagrined, the organization, which represents 296,000 accountants, moved quickly to restore full membership rights.

Now challenges are being raised against rules that are another obstacle to full membership rights at golf clubs.

When a club admits a man, whatever his race, color or national origin, he receives full membership rights, including full access to the golf course.

The CIU has changed in recent years and women are now allowed full membership rights.

Expanding union membership will require extending membership rights to individuals independent of their workplaces.

The Vatican City gains full membership rights in the United Nations except voting.

Most have nodded their assent to Johnson, and some have feared for their membership rights, which can be revoked surreptitiously.

Demutualisation, whereby members exchanged membership rights for shares in a listed company, allowed funds to be distributed to members without affecting longer term product pricing.

In 1994-1995, fourteen female members sued Woodmore Country Club in a discrimination case, winning full membership rights.

The Students' Union of Falakata College is formed on an Election held in each year with full membership rights for every student.

Although the NBGC was the first club in the world to allow female members, full membership rights were only granted to ladies in 2005.

Also that year, The Daily became a member of the Associated Press - the only college paper at that time with full voting and membership rights.

Only when a club accepts women as totally equal to men, with full membership rights, voting rights and golf privileges, can it be considered truly gender neutral."

We came with enormous expectations, and I admit, the day we gained full membership rights to the EU was anticipated with a bit of scepticism.

Individuals who think that any of their rights as set out in trade union membership rights in the workplace have been infringed can make an employment tribunal claim.

She was the first woman entitled to full membership rights as an honorary member of the Carlton Club on becoming leader of the Conservative Party in 1975.

Country club women have grumbled for years about arcane club traditions: the males-only grills, cramped ladies' locker rooms, lack of voting or membership rights, dress codes.

The ISDS has several thousand members all over the world, currently enjoying the membership rights, which include the popular bimonthly magazine International Sheepdog News.

Until a member attains the age of 50 years, he or she shall be deemed to be a Junior Member, but nevertheless has full membership rights and privileges.

Feeling slighted by the apostasy of men under the American Equal Rights Association, the National Association granted full membership rights for women only.