Sentence examples for members meaning from inspiring English sources

The electoral college has 538 members, meaning 270 votes are needed to win.

They installed a mayor who is openly gay, as well as two gay council members, meaning that the city's five-member ruling body now has a gay majority.

He also acknowledged he had not raised enough funds to hold meetings around the country to connect with grassroots Ukip members, meaning he would only have been able to run a digital campaign from Westminster.

The W.T.O. also passed a significant milestone when it admitted China and Taiwan as its 143rd and 144th members, meaning that its membership now covers all the major industrial and developing countries with the exception of Russia.

Ms. Fradon recorded with her usual band members, meaning Tim Moore on acoustic guitar and piano, the guitarist Ken McGloin, the bassist Mark Murphy and the backup vocalists Amanda Rothenberg and Vickie Russell.

That, according to the SEC, puts it in the "front line" for creating and enforcing rules covering its members, meaning the 1,366 people with seats working at 365 firms, as well as, indirectly, the 2,800 listed companies that are required to conform to the NYSE's standards.

Finland is not a Nato member, meaning a Russian invasion would not be considered an attack against the alliance.

The distance of the event has been increased by a kilometre from the start of this winter's track season and teams have had to add a fourth member, meaning that all the teams are on new ground, but it matters not a jot.

When the Canadian Forces publishes suicide statistics, their numbers include only current service-members — meaning suicide statistics for veterans and discharged soldiers are not included.

The actors were given the salary of the least-paid cast member, meaning Aniston and Schwimmer had their salaries reduced.

Li, who is not related to the premier, was named the third-ranked member, meaning he will most likely assume the role of head of the largely rubber-stamp parliament.