Sentence examples for members best from inspiring English sources

To mark its 50th year, the Council of Fashion Designers of America has culled its proverbial closet for 100 of its members' best garments and accessories.

Now, "as long as Libya starts to produce more and more, it is in the other OPEC members' best interest to produce less," Mr. Badri told the Gulf Intelligence Energy Markets Forum in Dubai.

Competing unions are not allowed and by discouraging any sign of dissent, including strikes, the ACFTU has often been accused of failing to act in its members' best interests.

Like other super funds, First State Super was required to observe the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act, binding trustees at all times to act in members' best interests, which has tended to be interpreted by law in a narrowly financial sense.

Ken Loach's hard-hitting benefits-system drama I, Daniel Blake did less well than expected, taking two awards for its cast members – best actor for Dave Johns, and most promising newcomer for Hayley Squires – but was passed over elsewhere.

Charles Silver, an assistant curator who is one of the founders of the museum's union, said he crossed the picket line because he believed the leaders were not representing the members' best interests.

The dying man's daughter, Petra, is the family member best suited to the sad situation.

A second feature called Shared Libraries is designed to make it easier to share with the select people in your life who you're very close with – like a family member, best friend or partner.

The Lowell Thomas Building, renamed after the journalist and club member best known for popularizing Lawrence of Arabia, was once owned by the Singer sewing machine fortune.

XIAP has received interest as a therapeutic target as it is probably the IAP member best characterized with respect to structure and biochemical mechanism [3] [5].

Positional homologs represent a set of genes in one-to-one correspondence with each other where each member best reflect the original location of the ancestral gene in the MRCA.