paid dues

These member groups paid dues, and the organization was run by an elected board.

But the question is more complicated than whether he belonged to the party and paid dues.

They had paid dues and even rented a basement room for a short time.

All members, both players and management, paid dues of 1 Lira every month.

In its own way, struggling Peekskill has paid dues, too.

They had a leadership, and members who paid dues and were organized in local groups.

Out of those twelve hundred, only about two hundred paid dues.

Members paid dues, which went towards buying animals and zoo supplies.

He said more than 75 percent of the Redskins and the Broncos had paid dues.

The vicars of Bradford later paid dues to that parish.

Four hundred miners signed up and paid dues.

Before the commission began, wineries that belonged to the institute paid dues of 7 cents a gallon.

Chen Shi-Zheng, you might have thought, had already paid dues enough for a lifetime.

John Rice, president of the group, said members paid dues and subscribed to a code of ethics.

Unions say that if all eligible Government employees paid dues, the unions would be able to offer more services and bargaining power.

But Bramham rules that 15 non operating circuits which had paid dues are eligible to vote.

Other people paid dues too.

Apart from the renegades, every soul for fifty miles around paid dues to Baron Tourment.

The plaintiff, being unaware of this exemption, paid dues upon limestone which he had landed and ultimately burnt into lime.

They would later confirm to be reuniting for Paid Dues and an international 20th anniversary tour starting in May 2013.

"But there's no evidence she paid dues or had a party card, and no evidence she was a formal party member."

Pursuing this path included waiting tables as he paid dues, honing his songwriting craft, taking vocal coaching and learning new instruments.

Paid Dues is event presented by Murs 3:16 in association with Guerilla Union.

PAID DUES hit over 10 major markets across the country.

According to a court-appointed investigator, Mr. Burke and other union officials recruited "associate" union members who paid dues but did not receive full benefits.