Sentence examples for continued members from inspiring English sources
"But," the official continued, "members of Congress might feel it reasonable that they could stay.
The Americans were said to be counter-insurgency trainers working with Pakistan's Frontier Corps.On a missionAs the relief effort following Haiti's huge earthquake continued, members of a Baptist group from Idaho were arrested and accused of trying to smuggle 33 Haitian children out of the country.
Stanford continued: Members of the fraternity retaliated against Bloch-Horowitz "based on a false belief" she had reported the chapter for harassing behavior.
We thank John Esdaile (BC), Lars Klareskog (Sweden), and Alan Silman (UK) for being initial and continued members of the abatacept epidemiology study group [see Additional file 1] and contributing to the initial concepts and overseeing the methods for this work within their organizations.
"When approaching a grow site," the document continues, "members should be aware of their surroundings and continually practice and be aware of the tactical principles while on site.
A negotiation begins with the 27 continuing members on one side of the table and the UK on the other.
On the EU side, that requires support from a qualified majority of the continuing members (specifically, the so-called "super qualified majority": at least 72% of the continuing members, representing at least 65% of their population) and from the European parliament.
He added, "The resignation of dedicated, long-term trustees, and especially four highly respected artists of international acclaim should bother you, David [Johnson], Maria [Bell] and the other continuing members of the Board.
As the work of the investigations committee continues, members say they have discovered stunning incompetence, a failure to exchange information among the police and the criminal-investigation authorities, and a reluctance by senior intelligence officers to hand over relevant files.
mThe continuing members of the EFTA in our dataset are: Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland.
He chaired the Finance Committee from 1990 to 1999, served on the Executive Committee from 1990 to 2001, and was a founding and continuing member of the Committees on Programs, Evaluation, and Staff Compensation.
