Sentence examples for beyond member from inspiring English sources

If referendums are required in all member states for constitutional amendments that, in practice, ensures that the EU will never have any source of revenue beyond member contributions.Third, insisting on common positions by member states in international organisations would make it impossible for other countries to deal with the EU on many issues.

The development in shipping connectivity that results from growing regional integration can promote trade flow beyond member countries (i.e. extra-trade).

They are primarily interested in the EU's ability to solve daily problems that are beyond member states' reach in a globalized world, or finding better solutions for citizens than if member states tried to do so alone.

There was also the issue of a declining Mennonite student population and the need to recruit beyond members of the peace church.

And I'd like to note that during the sentencing, when the judge mentioned the individuals beyond members of the Ravi and Clementi families whose lives had been disrupted and possibly diminished by this case, he expressly and emphatically included "M.B.," the man who visited Tyler in his dorm room and later wound up on the witness stand.

1.1, Owen et al. (2013) outlined the need for boundary objects that link multiple organizational systems, beyond members of a single emergency management team.

Taken together, these represent a concerted response to the rise of Twitter as a real-time message broadcasting system that goes beyond members' personal circle of friends.

For caring to become inclusive, to expand beyond members of one's group, significant contact with members of other groups is of great value.

Improved integration of ethical oversight within the context of a learning health care system could be achieved by expanding committee membership beyond members with expertise in applying ethical principles to groups, to include members with expertise in applying ethical principles to individual patients.

The proposed tax "would have damaging implications for growth, jobs and investment beyond the member states involved," said Leo Ringer, the head of the lobby's financial services unit.

However, the effect of trade diversion negatively affects the volume of extra-trade beyond the member countries who have signed free trade agreements.