Sentence examples for members a process from inspiring English sources
If the union's delegate assembly votes today to authorize a strike, ballots will be sent to the 100,000 members, a process that will take several weeks.
For the selection of a jury, Judge Harmon has often allowed the lawyers to conduct individual questioning of prospective members, a process known as voir dire.
In Broward, there are approximately 1,200 dimpled ballots set aside for review by canvassing board members, a process that is expected to begin on Tuesday.
The opposition plans a series of no-confidence votes against Abe's cabinet and its key members, a process likely to take more than half a day before a house vote can take place.
John McDonnell, shadow chancellor, says if there is a formal challenge from say Angela Eagle, the Corbynites will simply flood the electorate for a new leader with Momentum members – a process already under way.
What is more, as Aetna has belatedly raised prices, many of its best and healthiest customers have departed, leaving it with higher-cost members, a process that insurers call adverse selection.
They say that what is left of Britain would remain an EU member but that Scotland would have to apply to join as a new member, a process that triggers all sorts of complications.
Discussion times were calculated based on the differences in time between electronic meeting score sheets being locked manually by the designated AIBS staff member, a process done in real-time online via SCORES, ensuring no further access to the score sheet once an application's discussion has ended and each panel member not in conflict has scored.
Findings: Patients with congestive heart failure and their family members experience a process of disruption, incoherence, and reconciling.
This version was implemented with MPI and uses the resources of MPI which includes a number of library functions for communication and synchronization among all members of a process group.
This provides the kind of stable participatory practices that involves community members in a process of empowered decision-making.
