Sentence examples for members signed by from inspiring English sources

A highly unusual July 27 letter to the association's members, signed by more than 100 members, declared, "N.A.B.J. now faces a serious financial crisis".

A letter to the vice president and the Gun Violence Commission members, signed by more than 100 researchers from respected universities, pointed out that from 1973 to 2012, there were more than four million firearm injuries in America.

All London party members, together with affiliated union members signed up by June 12 and other members of the London public who become registered supporters for a £3 fee by the same date, will vote for those shortlisted in the election.

A letter to Bundestag members signed jointly by 16 copyright law professors, the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property and Competition Law, and Grur, an association representing 5,300 German copyright lawyers, warned that the law could cost Germany jobs.

That agreement is essentially the same one that Rawesome's Venice members signed — both were designed by the raw-milk-and-meat nutrition advocate Aajonus Vonderplanitz — the validity of which is likely to be central to the case in Los Angeles.

Why is that different?" The analogy is clearly completely obtuse: parties are organised around explicit principles to which all members sign up, by choice.

In 2005, the NRA and the firearms manufacturers successfully lobbied for a law that provided gun manufacturers and distributors immunity from lawsuits from victims of gun violence -- legislation sponsored by GOP Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho, an NRA board member, and signed by President George W. Bush in October of that year.

The resentment between the two parties remained so acrimonious that two separate copies of the constitution had to be used so that members of each party did not have to sign a copy signed by members of the other party.

The letter is signed by members of the players' executive committee.

The council members pulled out authorizations signed by various American officers.

It is signed by members and leaders of several American Jewish organizations.