Sentence examples for members depend from inspiring English sources
As a farmer and a Brazil nut collector, Don Julio was protecting the forests that he and his fellow community members depend upon for their livelihood.
A trade association of corporate antidiscrimination officers, whose members depend on Labor Department approval to win federal contracts, bowed to pressure from the Bush administration and canceled a conference speaker who planned to attack conservative organizations as enemies of affirmative action, the speaker contended today.
A12 Bush Aide Accused of Meddling Alfred E. Ross of the Institute for Democracy Studies said a trade group of corporate antidiscrimination officers, whose members depend on Labor Department approval to win federal contracts, bowed to Bush administration pressure and dropped him as a conference speaker because he planned to attack conservative groups as enemies of affirmative action.
As agents of the sacred power, they are believed to have the ability to control and manipulate through ritual natural processes and events and to engage in a sacramental relationship between humanity and the sacred order on which the community and its members depend for their sustenance, survival, and well-being.
However, internal forces on such members depend not only on local behaviors caused by local wind loads but also on wind-induced overall behaviors of main structural frames.
The strength and especially the ductility of structural concrete members depend on local triaxial stress conditions that inevitably develop in the compressive zone just prior to failure.
He said the coalition's Sunni members "depended on Allawi to bring balance inside the government".
The boards vary from three to nine members, depending on the size of the county.
Every job in every department is potentially open to tribal members, depending on their qualifications, she said.
It was generally thought that the navy had 255,000 to 290,000 members, depending on the source, he said.
The union leaders know that their ability to recruit and retain members depends on their being able to produce results.
