Sentence examples for members one for from inspiring English sources
Right now, the commission has 20 members, one for each member country, plus a second for each of the five largest nations, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
LOS ANGELES — Two gangs that originated on the streets here have grown so large in El Salvador that there are two prisons in that country devoted exclusively to their members, one for each gang, according to officials who traveled there recently to meet with the local authorities.
The pièce de résistance was the bright purple keyboard that was piloted by two team members (one for each turtle).
The group quickly made headlines around the world by staging an anti-gun "die-in" that saw 49 members — one for each Pulse victim — sprawled in the middle of 12th Street during New York City's Pride parade.
Two focus groups were organised for the family members, one for each of the Caribbean, and European groups (European=6, Caribbean=3).
Each patrol team consisted of four members (one for each of the four powers) who as a rule were neither able to communicate among themselves nor with the Viennese populace, so that bizarre linguistic and cultural confusions unfolded on a daily basis.
So SI made the unprecedented decision to give the squad 25 different covers: one for each team member, one for the coach and a special subscriber version featuring a group shot. .
Protein matches for putative lysozymes were also found and GH25 and GH28 members, one peptide for each family, were identified.
Because Saccharomyces cerevisiae duplicated its genome ∼10 million years ago, related fungi have just three family members, one each for the pairs of paralogs Ysp1p/Sip3p, Ysp2p/Lam4p and Lam5p/Lam6p.
A more serious flaw is a more simple one: because it has 538 members -- one for each senator and member of the House of Representatives, plus three for the District of Columbia -- the Electoral College invites stalemate.
He wanted to introduce one member, one vote for Labour leadership elections and parliamentary selections, thus removing the union vote.
