Sentence examples for members not all from inspiring English sources

COLL: In Benghazi, they've formed a council, it has about thirty members; not all of their names have been announced.

Clear operates 15 of the 17 sites and has 140,000 members (not all of whom have completed registration).

In the entrance lobby, the U.N. had set up crowd-control barriers against its own staff members, not all of them women.

But he concluded that contempt charges against team members — not all were found at fault — were not feasible because they did not receive an explicit reminder from a judge of their obligation to disclose evidence helpful to the defense.

Iran is friendly with several members—not all of them Shia of the new government, provides aid to poor Iraqi Shias and (when the roads are safe) sends up to 10,000 pilgrims a day to Iraq's holiest sites.Shia Iran stands to lose from an insurgency that finds recruits among militant Sunnis.

Among its well-known billionaire members, not all of whom invested with Mr. Madoff through Mr. Merkin, are Ronald O. Perelman, the financier and corporate raider; Ira Rennert, who made a fortune in junk bonds and the Hummer; and Mort Zuckerman, the real estate magnate who owns The New York Daily News.

(CM3, male community member) Not all women wanted to work, however, as they feared that if they had an income, then this would reduce their husband's willingness to provide for the family.

For example E-mail, although convenient, could not be used to communicate among team members as not all members of the team had access to email nor did all team members use e-mail with the same frequency.

Now there are less than 65 (members, but not all agents are members).

She said she understood that Mr. Bloomberg would be ready to name two interim members, but not all eight of his board members, by next week.

Service members do not all share the same experiences.