Sentences with phrase «percent of both active members»

Slightly over forty percent of the active members of the Religious Right believe there is some kind of conspiracy.

Start with the state's pension system, of which teachers make up 43 percent of both active members and retirees.

Just 17 percent of active members — educators who are currently working in schools and with city students — actually voted, a turnout that dismayed some who want to see changes in the union and the school system.

MEA lost 6.7 percent of its active members in 2015, but the real problem is its failure to fund obligations to staff pensions and post-retirement health care.

Not exact matches

Only 10 percent of the nation's congregations have 350 or more active members.

On the other hand, it ties in with another finding of the same study: that 52 percent of the unchurched could see a situation where they could become a fairly active member of a church and would be open to an invitation from a church community.

He cited the 13.4 percent total raises the roughly 1,700 active members of the county Police Benevolent Association received since 2014.

The study also found that 40 percent of the gang members were active as adults.

For the entire 14 - year surveillance period, slightly over 25 percent of all motor vehicle - related deaths were due to motorcycle accidents among active and reserve component service members combined.

Roughly as part of the sample, we were fortunate enough to survey about 40 percent of our sample's active - duty military members.

More than 2 million high school students are active members of career and technical student organizations, but only about two percent of those students are exploring teaching.

The thirty percent discount is available to all active and retired members of the armed services with valid identification and may not be applied to previous purchases or combined with any other offers.

The Service Members Civil Relief Act passed in the 1940s allows active military people to qualify for an interest rate reduction to a maximum of six percent per year during active duty service.

Active military personnel, retirees, members of the National Guard and members of the Reserves can qualify for auto insurance discounts of up to 15 percent through Geico.

More than 19 million active members make up the base of the two current programs, with at least 50 percent of members enrolled in both, said Jim Noteboom, senior vice-president of loyalty and consumer insights.

The USAA Cashback Rewards Plus MasterCard is an ideal card for military families: It offers an industry - leading 5 percent cash back on gas and military base purchases, 2 percent cash back on groceries and a number of money - saving perks for active duty service members.

The lawyers listed represent approximately two percent of active Florida Bar members practicing law in Florida.

After reviewing the survey with this group and making several revisions based on their suggestions, we mailed the survey to all active Bar Association members in February 2009.49 We received 1,050 tabulated responses, representing a 9.69 percent response rate, which seemed sufficient for our purposes and within the range of what colleagues experienced in survey research identified as an acceptable response.

This year's list of 1,114 attorneys represent fewer than two percent of active Florida Bar members who practice in Florida.

Military discount: If you're on active duty, retired from the military, or a member of the National Guard or Reserves, you may be eligible for a discount of up to 15 percent on your total car insurance premium.

Active military personnel, retirees, members of the National Guard and members of the Reserves can qualify for auto insurance discounts of up to 15 percent through Geico.

Indonesia is the world's fourth - largest Facebook user with more than 115 million active members, and nearly 97 percent of them are on mobile devices.

The state of Texas has the third largest active duty military population in the United States (nearly 117,000 personnel), representing over 10 percent of active duty forces in the U.S. 1 Additionally, nearly 1.7 million veterans, and 53,000 Selected Reserve members live in Texas.2, 3 To serve the state's military children and families, the Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) Division of the Texas Department of Family Protective Services launched the Military Families and Veterans Prevention Program (MVP) 4 to provide a range of support services to the three largest military communities in Texas, home to more than three - quarters of Texas» active duty members.5

When searching for their home, 87 percent of active - duty service members and 90 percent of veteran homebuyers bought their home through a real estate agent or broker.

However, not to discount the desire of the remaining 39 percent who value this attribute, they are overall evenly split in their reasoning: a Spanish - speaking sales associate would make them feel more at ease with the steps of the transaction process (26 percent), would make them feel the sales associate understands their culture and lifestyle (26 percent) and would help them better connect with extended family members who play an active role in the transaction process (22 percent).

Active - service military members use a real estate agent 95 percent of the time versus 88 percent for non-military buyers, the survey showed.