Sentence examples for capital member from inspiring English sources

Although the treaty establishing the European Union enshrines the general right to free movement of capital, member states have the right to adopt measures controlling the movement of money from outside countries under some circumstances.

In one protest on the outskirts of Damascus, the capital, members of the security forces outnumbered the demonstrators.

Outside the capital, members of Mr. Kiir's Dinka ethnic group have sought United Nations protection from attacks.

The opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi was arrested tonight in Kinshasa, Congo's capital, members of his party said.

At a rally here in the capital, members of the governing party chanted slogans against Human Rights Watch, which has documented an extensive harassment and intimidation campaign against the opposition by Mr. Meles's supporters.

Ending their 140-day odd-year occupation of the capital, members of the State Senate and the House of Representatives, both controlled by Republicans, began streaming home with emotions raw from an unusual effort to unseat Speaker Tom Craddick, Republican of Midland, over complaints of autocratic abuses.

London's mayor must take "further and drastic action" to tackle violent crime in the capital, members of a crime committee have said in a letter.

Standing outside the historic St Giles Cathedral, straddled between Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace on the Royal Mile at the heart of the capital, members of the congregation of the Church of Scotland's service of reconciliation are moved.

For example in Nsuta which is the district capital, members in the town through the effort of the chief and other opinion leaders have constructed police station which has gone a long way to check armed robbery in the town and its environs.

During the city's 10 years as federal capital, members of Congress were exempt from the abolition law, but the many slaveholders in the executive and judicial branches were not.

"At the time the Catholic residents numbered in the hundreds, the majority of them in the capital, members of embassies or contractors employed by the Afghan Government of Afghanistan; others were dispersed throughout the country and were generally technicians and specialized workers, that lent their skills to the construction of various public works that marked the progress of the country".