Sentence examples for having members from inspiring English sources

Having members of the public on the panel is hugely important and gives a different perspective.

These instances add up and the cost of having members of staff suffering from stress can be substantial.

He broke with the convention of having members of the rank and file elect their own leaders and selected his own subordinates.

ONE of Néstor Kirchner's most popular ideas as Argentina's president in 2003-07 was having members of the country's 1976-83 military dictatorship retried for human-rights abuses.

Having members of Congress shoot at each other might rekindle interest in politics, boosting voter turnout and prompting small donors to back their favourite shooters.

The group also hopes to create demand for its own work by having members use their connections at universities, concert organizations and elsewhere.

Here at New Labour, we love having members of the public come out to see us when we are on the campaign trail.

There are many more stories here about doing badly — sometimes really badly, as in having members of the audience threaten bodily harm — than about doing well.

Their notion of having members of the Lincoln Center staff roam the room helping people rather than having a central information desk or box office?

His son said Mr. Holland won the appointment because Arthur F. Burns, then the Fed chairman, believed that the board, which sets monetary policy, would benefit from having members who understood the system's inner workings.

Even so, he said, having members of the Muslim Brotherhood in the square proved to be a strategic asset because as participants in an illegal, secret society, "they are by nature organized".