Sentence examples for member thought a from inspiring English sources

Adam Edwards, an Upwardly Global board member, thought a meeting in a bar was important to give the immigrants more real-life experience than an academic setting.

One member thought a rate rise would not be seen until 2016.

When she was asked whether she had considered resigning given the outrage among some Jewish groups, Walker said: "Some other prominent Jewish groups, of which I'm a member, think a very different thing.

In some instances, community members thought a CFR attending was instead of an ambulance and professional ambulance staff, or regarded the introduction of CFRs with suspicion, as a precursor to professional service withdrawal.

The Bank surprised the City when it left interest rates on hold at its July meeting held this week, but the minutes of the MPC's discussions said most of its nine members thought an easing of policy would be required in August.

If board members think a situation needs to be addressed, they can address away without input from residents.

One poll by the Confederation of British Industry showed that 71% of its members think that the EU has had a "positive impact"; a recent poll from the British Chambers of Commerce reveals that well over half of its members think a withdrawal would "impact negatively" on their businesses.

The poll suggests that members think a new set of issues will determine the next election, and put affordable housing at the top of the party's new agenda.

An FBI agent who's a friend, and who is also a Greenpeace member, thought that would be a bad idea (and this is not to say they don't already have it, but the point is still valid).

According to a study by the libertarian Cato Institute, a sleeping member thought he was being robbed and picked up a gun, at which point an officer shot him.

"I remember one member thought it looked like a public convenience, and they argued about whether, if this was socialism, it was a good thing.