Sentence examples for means members from inspiring English sources

Radicalized American terrorists bought guns and used them to kill 13 civilians [by "civilians", Reid means: members of the US military].

It means members have the right to create their own laws in devolved areas like education, health and the environment without Westminster's approval.

That, in the words of the Planet Fitness Web site, "means members can relax, get in shape, and have fun without being subjected to the hard-core, look-at-me attitude that exists in too many gyms".

Watson also questioned the decision of the party to continue with the centrally led selection process – which means members will choose a candidate from a shortlist drawn up by Labour party HQ.

As Myles wrote in a campaign letter, dated September 11 , 1991 "By that he means members of ACT-UP, victims of bias crimes: women, homosexuals, ethnic and racial minorities.

"This means members who were retired when we started looking at the schemes will continue to receive 100% of what was in payment, while members who retired since then will receive 90% of what they were promised, subject to a cap.

In future trawlers will have to land their entire catch - and that means member states will have to ensure that better technology is installed to monitor compliance.

OpenSocial's temptation for hackers means member sites should be careful to limit the reach of applications into users' information or other sensitive areas, says Adam Nash.

I mean, members come and go.

Myners said the heavy losses would mean members seeing no dividend for years to come.

This has meant members have not been able to open up as much land as they would have wanted.