Sentence examples for members an effort from inspiring English sources

The firm also spotlights the role of Mr. Lutnick's sister Edie Lutnick, a lawyer who had been running her practice out of Cantor's offices, as head of a charity that administers a program that Cantor put in place to help the families of employees who lost family members, an effort that turned out to be one of the most generous of its kind.

I know that by tomorrow, I will have angry calls from Republicans who forget that I, along with RMC members across the nation, have worked to further the candidacies and agendas of countless GOP members, an effort critical to the GOP's success in Congress.

Neighborhood outreach teams included religious leaders, youth league coaches, business leaders, motorcycle club members and former gang members, in an effort to keep the peace regardless of the verdict.

His account made clear that the senior High Peace Council members for the past four or five months were utterly committed to making contact with senior Taliban members in an effort to find a way to reach a peace agreement.

Last spring, the board met with Kemper family members in an effort to move forward on this issue.

Hicks and Gillett tried to replace three board members in an effort to scuttle the sale, despite an agreement with their creditor, the Royal Bank of Scotland, not to interfere.

Some of the larger institutions, however, are developing or expanding flight-research facilities and increasing faculty members in an effort to increase productivity in both research and testing.

Mr. Horn painted the lawsuit, involving 200 church members, as an effort to get a "disgusting amount of money" from the city.

President Alejandro Toledo swore in a new prime minister and several cabinet members in an effort to revive his popularity one year into his administration.

Working America is a pro-worker advocacy organization affiliated with the A.F.L.-C.I.O. that has signed up millions of nonunion members in an effort to increase the organized reach of workers.

Now this elite is under pressure like never before, with one of its own, Mohamed bin Hammam of Qatar, accused of paying bribes to other lower-level association members in an effort to unseat FIFA's longtime president, Sepp Blatter.