Sentence examples for member picked by from inspiring English sources

Another Republican vote came from Senator Tom Johnson, both a former prosecutor and House member picked by the Republican Party to fill the seat of Randy Hultgren, who was a west suburban senator and is now a new congressman.

In Pennsylvania, state districts are drawn by a commission, with four members appointed by the parties and a fifth member picked by the other four or, if they can't agree, by the Supreme Court.

The inquiry itself fell to five faculty members picked by the dean of the medical school.

However, independent assessors, chosen by the commissioner to oversee the most important competitions, will be abolished in favour of independent senior panel members picked by ministers.

The peace council, with more than 60 members, picked by Mr. Karzai, has been involved in reaching out to the Taliban and other insurgent groups to persuade them to lay down their weapons and join the government.

"There is a tendency by members picked by regional business people to focus much more on inflation and not enough on unemployment.

Deaths of registered household members picked by fieldworkers and CKIs were followed up by trained field supervisors who conducted VAs using standard VA questionnaires, which are in three categories: neonatal (0 27 days), children (28 days to below 12 years), and adult (12 years and above).

While some judges on the court are esteemed as impartial, all its members were picked by Mr. Mubarak.

The student representatives, its most powerless members, are picked by the Chancellor's High School Student Advisory Council, which is made up of students representing high schools citywide.

Canada's Senate, whose members are picked by the prime minister and cannot veto laws, falls into this category, as does Britain's House of Lords.

He said a separate 100-member panel picked by the Parliament would begin meeting within hours to write up its own constitution, raising the prospect of competing assemblies.