Sentence examples for members mainly from from inspiring English sources
The EU's 15 leaders agreed on the minimum reforms needed to embrace more countries as members, mainly from Eastern Europe.
Over 70 PACE members, mainly from conservative parties from central and eastern Europe, have signed a petition to debate the Russian delegation's credentials.
Barring last-minute mishaps, ten new members, mainly from Central Europe, will be invited to join the 15 already in the club.
In addition, the offer includes a onetime signing bonus of $20,000 per player, made possible by funds raised by board members, mainly from Minnesota foundations.
The former prime minister said he had no choice but to agree to a cut in the rebate after ten new EU members, mainly from eastern Europe, joined in 2004.
A convention in Brussels is drafting a kind of constitution for the European Union; the union recently agreed to admit 10 new members, mainly from among the formerly Communist-ruled states of Eastern Europe.
If you buy from scheme members (mainly farm shops, small producers and independent bakeries) you can get up to 15 Ice points for every £2 you spend.
The 2,300 worker-members, mainly women from marginalized castes, have on average tripled their income since joining the cooperative.
The band members are mainly from Birmingham, England, and they speak Punjabi with cockney accents.
He established in Spain a senate of 300 members drawn mainly from Roman immigrants but probably including a few Spaniards.
The Gig.U members come mainly from the heartland — states like Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana and West Virginia — where they can potentially have a big impact on midsize communities across the country.
