Sentence examples for members common from inspiring English sources

This is perfectly legal, though members' common bond may only be a shared lust for credit card rebates.

Even as it exists now, however, the EU is much more than a simple alliance of states that issues regulations in its members' common economic interest.

Until the 17th century the Diet possessed effective legal power, including the decision of war or peace, but the Peace of Westphalia (1648) spelled the final breakdown in the conception of a single German empire united by its members' common aims.

A cluster formation problem in a CR network is formally related with four items: cluster head, cluster members, common channels between the cluster members, and the cluster gateway used for inter-cluster coordination.

Its ostensible mission, according to the tax form, is to "advance its members' common business interests by advancing the principles of free markets and a free society".

WDR5, RBBP5, ASH2L, and DPY30 are core members common to all COMPASS and COMPASS-like complexes.

Ten years later, Congress amended the city charter to provide for an eight-member board of aldermen and a 12-member common council who together elected a mayor.

Any two groups have exactly 10 members in common.

Fraternities with only black or only white members are common.

Social Circles brings together members with common interests living in and around New York City.

Such leads from friends and relatives of other members are common.