Sentence examples for members solely from inspiring English sources
And Nebraska's education commissioner, Doug Christensen, is hiring two staff members solely for Indian students: an education expert and a drug and alcohol counselor.
The decades-long investigations and booting out of gay service members solely because of their sexual orientation was over.
In these 11 swing states, Democratic committees paid 1,614 staff members solely for federal election activity while Republicans paid 745.
The "all-comers" policy means a Catholic student organization, for example, would have to let someone who's Jewish or atheist join the group, and couldn't disqualify members solely on the basis of their religion.
Two troponin family members solely expressed in heart are TNNI3 and TNNT2.
After adopting a prevention strategy a decade ago, which its regional branches shaped into policies for handling abuse complaints, the national church dedicated a staff member solely to the issue, and in 1996, it published a 62-page book to educate its congregations on the subject.
There are those who believe that players, not owners or boardroom members, are solely responsible for results on the field.
Some hospitals now have "navigators," staff members assigned solely to the uninsured to handle the cumbersome paperwork required for registering them.
I'm one of seven passengers and eight crew members sailing solely by natural navigation on a Polynesian canoe or vaka.
He is indeed correct in saying that the use of trackers is standard procedure: All the mayoral campaigns employ one or more trackers, although they do not always have staff members designated solely for the job.
In a sign of the range of measures before voters -- and the divisiveness of the voucher issue in particular -- the nation's largest teachers union, the National Education Association, voted this summer to impose a $3 annual surcharge on members' dues, solely to mount a response to ballot initiatives.
