Sentence examples for members to lower from inspiring English sources
But recently, she has warned her members to lower their expectations because of the economic downturn.
"The president of the United States must jawbone OPEC members to lower the price," Mr. Bush said then.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, who championed austerity as the cure for the financial crisis, said Monday that she would not consider amending the bloc's fiscal pact, which requires euro members to lower their debts and deficits well below where they are now.
Discussions of a mansion tax at some party conferences has also led Rics members to lower their price expectations for larger properties.
To avoid further production costs, Berg directed Lone Survivor for the minimum salary allowed under Directors Guild of America rules—$17,000 a week— and was able to convince several cast and crew members to lower their asking prices.
Several of its members refused to lower tariffs on certain critical products to meet last year's deadline.
Local elected officials and clergy members, seeking to lower the temperature in the neighborhood, mostly did not issue new statements Wednesday.
A3 Trade Plea for Tsunami Victims The head of the World Trade Organization issued a plea to all member nations to lower trade barriers as a way of helping nations ravaged by the tsunami.
- (IT) Quite apart from the approval or rejection of amendments and the removal or amendment of paragraphs, we were disgusted to find in an annual report of the European Parliament on such a sensitive and urgent matter as human rights, the recommendation "not to imprison child abusers, except as a last resort", and a call for the Member States to "lower the age-of-consent for homosexual relations".
According to Officer Browning, the crew members initially planned to lower a litter to pick up the two cadets but realized the ledge was too narrow to receive it.
Through the aggregation of resources, pooling of expertise and sharing of costs among its many members, SBGrid is able to lower barriers of entry and expand access to research computing.
