Right now, the commission has 20 members, one for each member country, plus a second for each of the five largest nations, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
When the House met in 1789 it had 65 members, one for every 60,000 inhabitants (including slaves as three-fifths of a person).
The pièce de résistance was the bright purple keyboard that was piloted by two team members (one for each turtle).
Fourteen members, one for each constituency, are elected by first-past-the-post, and a further 11 London-wide members are chosen by a form of proportional representation.
The group quickly made headlines around the world by staging an anti-gun "die-in" that saw 49 members — one for each Pulse victim — sprawled in the middle of 12th Street during New York City's Pride parade.
Two focus groups were organised for the family members, one for each of the Caribbean, and European groups (European=6, Caribbean=3).
Each patrol team consisted of four members (one for each of the four powers) who as a rule were neither able to communicate among themselves nor with the Viennese populace, so that bizarre linguistic and cultural confusions unfolded on a daily basis.
He wanted to introduce one member, one vote for Labour leadership elections and parliamentary selections, thus removing the union vote.
Adopting a one member, one vote system for policy decisions.
For the households that had more than one sick member, one was selected randomly for data on health seeking pattern.
