Sentence examples for member it would from inspiring English sources

As a close family member, it would be O.K. to discuss a tattoo cover-up or a trim privately and constructively.

Closing our eyes to democratic shortcomings in Kazakhstan would not only be inconsistent with our obligations as a fellow OSCE member, it would also be bad for business.

"If Michael's estate had left control to a family member, it would have been a disaster.

This left the United States in a position where, if NATO were called on to defend a member, it would be the prime mover, as it had been since the alliance's founding.

Ruth Henig has suggested that, had the United States become a member, it would have also provided support to France and Britain, possibly making France feel more secure, and so encouraging France and Britain to co-operate more fully regarding Germany, thus making the rise to power of the Nazi Party less likely.

In conclusion, allow me to emphasize that if your nation wants to join the ranks of the civilized (read: European Union, with Israel as a kind of honorary member), it would be incumbent upon you to observe the rules of engagement in future Davos fora.

wanted to set an example for the rest of its members, it would replace Mr. Strauss-Kahn with a South Korean.

In a document posted to its Web site, Oddpost told members it would continue to operate existing e-mail accounts, but said the company would focus on helping Yahoo produce a new version of its online e-mail service.

Before the new members it would have been about 60%to40%0%.

CalPERS told members it would reimburse them only up to that amount.

"Maybe," he smiles, "but I don't know how many members it would have".