Sentence examples for members to study from inspiring English sources

Being in the EU brings the freedom for all members to study and travel abroad.

Though he hasn't had time to study Portuguese and has not been to Brazil, he is the fourth of his five immediate family members to study capoeira.

Mr. Obama has ordered staff members to study transitions in 50 to 60 countries to find precedents for those under way in Tunisia and Egypt.

In fact, she said, teaching had been her first career preference, but she was persuaded by family members to study pharmacy.

That gesture was received with such appreciation that Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, promptly asked several staff members to study with the Satmar Hasidim in Brooklyn for a year.

The Security Council is expected to form a committee next week with one representative from each of the 15 members to study the proposal, which can take several weeks.

Arlington also works in an ad hoc way: for instance, it brings together legal experts from its members to study court judgments.This drive towards co-ordination is complicated by an attempt to broaden the message to issues such as the environment ("creation care") and poverty, both traditionally associated with the left.

The panel was appointed last year by Leon E. Panetta, then the defense secretary, and Jeh C. Johnson, the Pentagon general counsel at the time; Mr. Panetta and Mr. Johnson specifically asked the panel members to study the proposal they eventually supported.