Sentence examples for member giving from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department pushed for voting districts that would each elect its own member, giving more power to Latino voters, who predominate in a few neighborhoods.

Even so, it would require a lot of luck to reach the first night without an actor, reader or audience member giving away whatever the game is.

There are a number of exceptions, though, such as a family member giving a firearm as a gift, or lending a gun to someone in imminent danger.

In the face of rumours in 2011 he could lose his Liberal preselection, Slipper was recruited by the former prime minister Julia Gillard while still a Liberal member, giving Labor one more vote in the hung parliament.

Often, these cases are focused around a particular challenge or question presented by a particular member, giving that person the opportunity to access the collective knowledge and experience of the group.

Roger Hawkins, a former television news producer who was busy e-mailing on his laptop in the cafe, said he had been a Barnes & Noble member, giving him additional discounts on purchases, but let his membership lapse after he started buying audiobooks online instead.

Each member gives $250,000 to the party.

Most ask that each member give the same amount.

Eleven-year-old Cale Urmacher, a fourth-generation 4-H member, gave a robotics demonstration.

Another member gave a list of books and ideologues that influence Isis, including Naji's book.

... she feels upset when a friend or family member gives her an undesirable gift.