Sentence examples for be from among from inspiring English sources

American officials have said that as the war deteriorates in Afghanistan, any additional forces sent there would have to be from among troops withdrawn from Iraq.

The Commission shall be empowered to employ observers, who may be from among the military organizations of the Parties or from the military personnel of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, or from both, in such numbers as may be considered essential to the performance of its functions.

The Commission shall be empowered to employ Observers, who may be from among the military organizations of the Parties or from the military personnel of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization, or from both, in such numbers as may be considered essential to the performance of its functions.

The BBC's director of radio, Helen Boaden, said the culture secretary John Whittingdale's proposal that only two or three members of the corporation's new 13-strong unitary board would be from among its executives was "counter to the principle of a strong and independent BBC".

Are they not to be from among us?

What's that?" It may be assumed that most of those voting Nota would be from among the more politically engaged electorate in India's cities.

The choice was from among the Izod division of Phillips-Van Heusen, Rocawear and Southpole, all clothing retailers.

California was from among 42 magazines with circulations of 75,000 and greater from around the world to receive a Silver medal.

It is from among these that are found the ones either fleeing to Israel or alas, to Jihad training.

The first 10 occupants will be from Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan and Burma, among them an accountant, an engineer, a watchmaker.

This figure is from detections among those using its products.