Sentence examples for exiting member from inspiring English sources

While it brokers the deal, it also allows the exiting member to benefit from the appreciation, less a 7.5 percent transaction cost.

Any long extension beyond the European parliament elections would require "very strict guarantees" that the UK "as an exiting member state" would not fully take part in or disrupt key European council or commission decisions on the future of the EU.

Teams are required to integrate their new member into the team and protect their strategy from their exiting member.

The exiting members fell as investors rearranged their portfolios.

Following the 2010 midterm elections, the Center for Responsive Politics found that among exiting members of Congress, 34percentt went on to work at lobbying firms and 21percentt went on to work for clients of lobbying firms, for a total of 55percentt.

He said he had heard of another Exit member – a woman in her 70s from a different part of the UK – who reported that police had entered her house on the basis of information from Interpol.

"The way an organization treats exiting staff members is very telling," Gail Gunderson of Ohio State University says in the article by Nancy Hatch Woodward.

Outside Symphony Hall after the recital, reporters swarmed over exiting audience members seeking testimonials, which most people seemed ready to supply.

Exiting team members wanted to know why they weren't warned, while those who survived the cuts wanted assurance that the cost reductions would keep the company afloat for the long-run.

It says the average age of Exit members is 75 years.

We'd like to begin deplaning with our Priority Exit members; Ultra-Egress Awards recipients; Gilt-Edged Escape Coupon holders; and Plutonium, Uranium, and Radium Debarkation Passports.