Sentence examples for members again in from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, the league and the union will meet with committee members again in a month, with the expectation that all outstanding issues on testing will have been resolved.
The board appointed by the commissioner would serve in staggered terms, with the community beginning to elect its own board members again in 2004, and elected board members becoming a majority in the 2006-07 school year.
We tend instead to move from a position of pity, to discussing the impact of non-mainstream children on parents and other (mainstream) family members, again usually in a context of the difficulties families experience in managing, dealing with or living with disabled members.
Under the settlement, they have agreed that they will never be members again or run for office in the federation.
At a meeting in May, WHO members again postponed a decision because some experts argued that the stocks are still needed for research.
When cartel members met again in Vienna 10 days ago, the oil market had been primed for a second increase, on the order of one million barrels a day.
The board members gathered again, in a meeting room in the San Francisco Four Seasons Hotel, and began voting in a secret-ballot process that involved texting their decisions to a corporate headhunter.
To cap off the announcement, the Powerhouse choir members gathered again in front of the hay bales.
Disaster at the hands of a mentally troubled US service member struck again in September 2013, when an aviation electrician in the navy, Aaron Alexis, walked into a secure navy yard in Washington, DC, and shot dead 12 people.
OPEC said its members would meet again in February to review their decision and fine-tune supply levels.
The rancor lingering from the bitterly contested presidential election spilled over during a joint session of Congress today, forcing Vice President Al Gore to gavel down black House members time and again in order to make official the election of his opponent, George W. Bush.
