Sentence examples for member being from inspiring English sources

Or their key member being alive.

"So some companies insist on a party member being over 18 while others require parental permission".

More than half of the new Lib Dem members are aged under 35, with the oldest new member being 91.

Why was successful detection contingent upon the patient, or family member, being able to recall the extensive list of drugs?

Positive clutches are collars with jaws that interlock, one member being rigidly attached to its shaft while the other slides on its shaft.

"In the past six years, I am not aware of a single international field staff member being fired, or even sanctioned, for poor performance".

In 2009, a group of eight British criminals with an average age of 57, the oldest member being 83, pleaded guilty to counterfeiting charges.

Why is Tom Mockridge, the chief executive of News International as well as a longtime BSkyB board member, being made deputy chairman?

The Puerto Rican terrorist group F.A.L.N. carried out a hundred bombing attacks and "pulled off the most lucrative armed robbery in the history of the United States" without a single member being apprehended.

Eight months after the European Central Bank appeared to have restored stability by promising to do whatever it took to save the currency, the risk of a euro member being thrown out has returned.

"They wanted to discuss the sit-ins," said Mr. Haddad, who said he had heard an account of the meeting from a relative of a Brotherhood member being held at the prison.