Sentence examples for members smaller from inspiring English sources

While bigger organisations might be able to work around this, using their non-UK European members, smaller charities would suffer – but so would the EU.

In recent years, studios have paid their cast members smaller up-front fees and tied the rest of their salary to the film's box office returns.

The proxy's slate of directors, that while three members smaller -- William F. Buehler and B. R. Inman retired, and Patricia F. Russo resigned after becoming president of the Eastman Kodak Company -- includes no new names.

"American Night" loves irreverent character names like Crooked Cop No. 1 and Crooked Cop No. 2, although you would have to read the script to know that; the program just lumps the cast members' smaller roles under "ensemble".

Based on suggestions of members, smaller sub groups (ad-hoc, problem solving or on more specific issues) may help better utilizing the participation and resource of members; Better link between the work of the Thematic groups and the Board can be considered, by organizing expanded meetings of the Board with participation of the Chairs of the groups.

When a squad has four or more members, smaller fire teams can be formed.

After several speeches by activists and community members, small groups of protesters broke away and headed to South Florissant Road, where they gathered in front of the police station.

Secretly offer other members small loans that increase by 100 each turn.

As a proof-of-principle for high-throughput screening (HTS) we demonstrate the ability to rapidly assess the efficacy of a 78 member, small molecule library against ROCK2 using a robotics platform.

SINCE then, several other members of smaller parties have made similar moves.

The London Stock Exchange is still owned by its many varied members, and smaller brokerage firms feel threatened by the plan.