Sentence examples for members read out from inspiring English sources

To avoid such a scenario, the group's members read out the EU's statement on competition law every time they meet and commit to its precepts.

A staff member read out the hospital census.

When required, the questionnaire was read to the illiterate patients involved in the research study; otherwise, the patient's family member read out the questions and checked off the selected answer.

Another SNP member, Chris Law, read out a harrowing account of a Hiroshima survivor talking about witnessing her schoolmates die.

At one point he even claimed not to know what the term 'dark advertising' meant — leading the committee member to read out the definition from Google, before noting drily: "I'm sure you know that".

If reading and writing skills are poor, a research team member will read out the questions and write down the participant's answer on the questionnaire form.

The family members who helped read out long lists of names got a couple of sentences to single out their own relatives.

On March 21st, in a calibrated message read out by members of the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy (BDP) party to over a million Kurds gathered in Diyarbakir, in south-eastern Turkey, Mr Ocalan heralded the dawn of "a new Turkey", saying it was time for "the guns to fall silent and for ideas to speak".

VICE News also obtained statements read out by member states before the UNGASS board, the body guiding the drafting policy, in February.

During the following bicker cycle, the first anonymous joke that was read out to the assembled members went: "What do Ivy members, tampons, and Alex Scheeler have in common?

Amongst other names, members of Sentwali's family were read out.