Sentence examples for members out on from inspiring English sources

The only hopeful note, the administration official said, is that Hezbollah is using constitutional means to undermine the special tribunal, not turning its members out on the streets.

All union leaders know that the hardest thing isn't taking members out on strike, it's taking them out again after they have gone back to work.

Three of the four rail unions called their members out on an open-ended strike over a planned reorganisation even though the government has intervened to press SNCF management to protect train drivers' weekends off.

Everyone agrees about that, from the education consultants scrabbling for the borough's business, to the trade union shop stewards who may lead their members out on strike against privatisation.

"Some of our coastguard team members out on call tonight may be going back to homes without roofs themselves, and some staff will not be able to get home at all," he said at the height of last night's storms.

Nobody will listen.... as a last resort we've taken our members out on strike," he told BBC Breakfast.

Sheriffs and chiefs have long voiced their concerns that asking officers to be immigration agents will scare undocumented community members out of calling on law enforcement for help.

One by one, they pulled the imperilled passengers and crew members out of the corridor on a rope.

Zopa synidicates loans requested by "borrower" members out to "lender" members, based on criteria and parameters set by both parties.

"I am taking my new members out knocking on doors and taking them to places where I know they will hear some home truths from voters".

But when the union's members walked out on February 9th, nobody expected the strike to last more than a week or two: the members had only a rudimentary strike fund.