Sentence examples for identified by members from inspiring English sources

HUD declined to respond to questions from The Post about the properties identified by members of Congress, saying the agency is researching the cases and will first report back to Congress.

The work and pensions secretary's proposal follows research by his department showing the biggest indicator of child poverty identified by members of the public was not income but having a parent addicted to drugs or alcohol – backing up the former Conservative leader's long-held argument that the current financial-based measure alone is not enough.

Lt. Dennis Farrell, head of homicide detectives in Nassau County, said that Miss Mendoza was "perceived by some members of the gang as being disloyal and possibly fraternizing with member of a rival gang," and that Mr. Venegas "was identified by members of the clique in the Central Islip area as being a threat to their organization".

Far from being a comprehensive analysis of all the challenges faced by the Future Internet, this article tries to call the attention of Computer Communications readers to new and promising research areas, identified by members of the journal editorial board to stimulate further research activities in these areas.

The categories for the product type section came from an attempt to organize a list of 47 successfully propagated innovations, as identified by members of the STEM community (Khatri et al. 2013b).

Although they have yet to put a commercially available private blockchain technology on the market, Charley Cooper, Managing Director of R3CEV and previous COO of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), explain that several use cases in trade finance have been identified by members of their consortium and are being pursued for commercial applications.

That task force used reviews of earlier competencies (e.g., YDPA) and competencies identified by member organizations to inform the development and design of their framework (Astroth et al. 2004).

Mwangole was shot in the head by a group of men dressed as policemen but identified by family members as local members of al-Shabaab.

An invitation to participate in the Delphi process was sent to all ROAM members and to others identified by ROAM members as having expertise in MFMC.

Ethel Lance, and her cousin, Susie Jackson, both longtime members of the church, were identified by family members as victims of the attack, according to the local Post & Courier newspaper.

From 1937 to 1942, Oppenheimer was a member at Berkeley of what he called a "discussion group", which was later identified by fellow members, Haakon Chevalier and Gordon Griffiths, as a "closed" (secret) unit of the Communist Party for Berkeley faculty.