Sentence examples for be member of from inspiring English sources
noun
One who officially belongs to a group.
That should be Member of the Order of the British Empire.
In September 2011 housing minister Grant Shapps, who also happens to be member of parliament for the world famous Welwyn Garden City, stated that "the scale of housing need that we now face means that we need imaginative proposals to come forward which get us back to Howard's original ideas".
She also happens to be member of the 1976, 1980 and 1984 U.S. Olympic rowing teams.
He accused Mr Salmond of wanting Scotland "to be part of the European Union - and you cannot be an independent, self governing, democratic nation, and be member of a club whose laws are supreme over yours".
Considering an agent a, let us remind that by G ̄ a we denote the largest group agent a belongs to; it could be a highly structured group including a subgroup, simple or structured, to which a directly belongs to, or it could even be equal to G a, should a be member of a simple group not belonging to any structured group.
In contrast, while the Congress post presents its core message in English in the Latin script, its hashtags are presented in Hindi albeit in the Latin script: #GarvSeGujarati (Hindi: proud to be from the state of Gujarat) and #GarvSeCongressi (Hindi: proud to be member of Congress).
Ministers were to be members of parliament.
He was member of Tau Beta Pi Engineering Fraternity.
PRS is member of CONICET.
* Zwanziger is member of FIFA Executive Committee.
