Sentence examples for members count from inspiring English sources

Only votes of party members count for delegate selection.

But United Nations officials ask how many family members count in a country built on clans where extended families can run to the dozens or hundreds?

The key reason executives are paid so much now is that they appoint the members of the corporate board that determines their compensation and control many of the perks that board members count on.

Redistricting is a highly political exercise in which House members count on old friendships, alliances, favors and lobbyists as they seek to persuade leaders in state capitols to keep their districts relatively unchanged to ensure their re-election.

Sociodemographic variables included child sex and age, child birth order, household members' count, number of siblings in household, index of multiple deprivation (IMD) 2007 scores for residential area level deprivation, and maternal age.

Differences between exposed and unexposed children were tested using Mann-Whitney U test for household members' count and number of siblings, and Chi-squared tests for the remaining variables.

All votes counted in the overall race, but under major party rules, only the votes of party members counted toward delegate selection.

A 1904 survey of the club's 667 members counted 195 lawyers, 61 bankers, 31 doctors, 28 stockbrokers, 26 editors and writers, and 13 clergymen among its members.

Notable members counted among this family were goldfinches and siskins (genus Carduelis), redpolls (Acanthis), rosefinches (Carpodacus), crossbills (Loxia), bullfinches (Pyrrhula), and canaries (Serinus).

"I spent a lot of time with a lot of automakers back then, and it was scary as hell," said Burkland, who, like most of his members, counts himself as a Republican.

Each of us as Facebook members counts on the privacy of our friend lists, our personal info and our daily status updates.