Sentence examples for inactive members from inspiring English sources

The failure to weed out inactive members may account for some of Grammy's woes.

The New York Times reports that the organisation has also added women and people of colour to a number of committees and moved to remove voting rights from inactive members.

The organisation has also reportedly added women and people of colour to a number of committees and made good on its controversial vow to remove voting rights from inactive members.

So far, the bills passed include ones to finance the National Institutes of Health; to reopen national parks, monuments and museums; to pay for veterans programs; and to pay inactive members of the National Guard and reservists.

They said they would also act to reopen the National Institutes of Health, the other national parks and veterans' programs, and would start paying inactive members of the National Guard and Reserve.

A) Inactive members of IACPA.

In fact, I'm still a highly inactive member of the party, which makes me as naive as those I criticise.

"Fred Thompson is an inactive member of an advisory board where his role is to advise on issues related to national security," he said.

"He would have become the head guy; he would have been the general," said Newton, 32, who said he was an inactive member of a gang based in Midwest City, Okla., that is affiliated with the Bloods.

In 1989, however, he chose to become an inactive member of the academy after it failed to protest Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's call for the death of Salman Rushdie, whose Satanic Verses (1988) had been denounced as blasphemous by Muslims.

Has not left the alliance yet, but it is listed as an inactive member.