If you have different plans and you want to discuss it with your members, narrow your plans down into 3 or 2. It will give less arguments to the group.
She started dating Hannah Marshall, a London fashion designer, who creates stage outfits for all the xx members: narrow black clothes with slits at the elbows.
Can "coercive unions" ever advocate for the broader working class, rather than members' narrow self-interests?
Board of Education staff members have narrowed the list of candidates to privately manage some of New York City's worst-performing schools to four companies, education officials said yesterday.
He did say that his staff members had narrowed down a group of people who had voted in the last three primaries in certain high-turnout ZIP codes who were also believed to own computers.
Even the contact with friends and family members became narrowed to include only the closest ones [ 7].
The trade deficit with OPEC's member nations narrowed to $1.2 billion in December, from $2.8 billion in November, while rising from $109 million in December 1998.
And since that divide has echoes in the country as a whole maddeningly xenophobic one moment, the epitome of globalisation the next it is well worth watching.This week Tory members of parliament narrowed the leadership candidates down to two, between whom the 300,000 ordinary party members will choose in mid-September (see article).
The owners and union members have not narrowed the gap in the revenue split, which now stands at less than $700 million per year of the deal.
The letter from Stephen Kinnock, the MP for Aberavon and son of the former party leader Neil Kinnock, and Jo Cox, the MP for Batley and Spen, expressed fears that "the field may end up being dramatically narrowed before members and registered supporters have had a chance to cast a single vote".
