Sentence examples for member made the from inspiring English sources

Peter Baimbridge, a Mensa member, made the comments during an interview with BBC Breakfast.

"In one panel discussion, I made a point, then a few minutes later, a senior faculty member made the same point.

The argument advanced by Jeb Bush is that Iraq spun out of control because the Obama Administration, of which Hillary Clinton was a senior member, made the crucial decision to pull out all the troops before Iraq was ready.

Hilton was an early proponent of the UK leaving the EU and was vocal in the run-up to the referendum, saying last May that being a member made the UK "ungovernable".

Representative David Obey, of Wisconsin, the senior Democrat at the hearing, told me that he had been angry when a fellow subcommittee member "made the comment that 'Abu Ghraib was the price of defending democracy.' I said that wasn't the way I saw it, and that I didn't want to see some corporal made into a scapegoat.

(The faculty, of which I'm a member, made the final decision not to dismiss Winston from the law school, after a contrary recommendation made by the school's administrative board, but I rely only on public knowledge produced by the film and his criminal trial, and don't draw on any confidential or internal information about the case).

Sometimes one department member makes the decision, but usually a departmental committee reviews textbooks.

Every state legislator is a member, making the group "as bipartisan as possible," says Jon Kuhl, an analyst for NCSL.

Additionally, a section of the report allows the staff member making the report to state in free text narrative fashion what happened and why they think it happened.

For example, differential equation (DE) models divide population members into compartments, where in each compartment every member makes the same number of contacts (homogeneous mixing) and a contact can be any member in the compartment (perfect mixing).

Lessen your load by assigning household chores to each family member, making the children responsible for their own personal hygiene (showers, brushing teeth, fixing hair, etc).