Sentence examples for guide members from inspiring English sources

The Frêche affair may boost Ms Aubry's standing in Paris, but not in the provinces, where local barons guide members' votes for the party's presidential nominee.

Within the party, she is the favourite of the federation leaders who traditionally guide members' votes: she has the backing of 48 out of 83 who have expressed a preference, according to Le Monde.

Mr. Soaries said he planned to spend the coming weeks putting together a proposal that would set up an organization to help guide members of minority groups who hoped to seek elective office.

The Institutional Limited Partners Association, which represents investors with $1 trillion invested in private equity funds, released a set of principles this month to guide members in negotiating terms of their private equity investments.

Groups will review anxiety-management strategies and will guide members in role-playing and practicing feared school situations, such as reconnecting with peers, transitioning to new schools and classes, and handling academic responsibilities.

The brief weekday services during the fall and spring terms consist of songs, sacred texts, and secular readings and remarks, and guide members of the campus community through 15 minutes of contemplation to begin the day.

Europe has set a clear path to guide Member States into the accomplishment of the nearly zero energy buildings (nZEBs) target.

This Raëlian baptism involves a guide member laying water onto the forehead of the new member.

In 2009, the UN published an updated set of policies meant to guide member countries in fighting drug use.

If history is any guide, member states will not allow WHO to issue binding regulations on an ad hoc basis.

According to O'Reilly and Chatman [ 10] "culture is a system of shared values defining what is important, and norms defining attitudes and behaviors that guide member's attitudes and behaviors".