Sentence examples for members working late from inspiring English sources

Among those disagreements was one over the so-called pizza rule, a decision by the House Republican leadership in January 2003 to permit lobbyists to provide catered meals to lawmakers and staff members working late or on weekends.

Lawyers and staff members working late came out to find four red sports cars parked across from St. Peter's Church on Barclay Street near Church Street.

One of these changes -- the "pizza rule" -- ratified the practice of allowing lobbyists and other special interests to provide catered meals to lawmakers and staff members working late or on weekends.

The leader of the main organization representing victims of sexual abuse by clergy members worked yesterday to salvage the possibility that he and other victims might address the nation's Roman Catholic bishops this week at their meeting in Dallas.

The F.B.I. employs 11,000 special agents and 16,000 other staff members working in 11 divisions, including 56 field offices in the United States and 40 foreign posts.

The Knights, with 1.6 million members worldwide, have been working since 1982 to get Rome to canonize him.

"Bottom line, this will stigmatize the plant," said Ron Bush, president of Local 990 of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, which has 2,400 members working in the plant.

The union said 93percentt of members working at U.P.S. voted last weekend in favor of a strike, possibly setting the stage for a replay of the Teamsters' 15-day walkout against the company in 1997.

There were always 10 12 members working on the project because they had to create almost two different shows, one for the spectators at the stadium and one for the TV audience across the world.

Service members work Monday through Friday while in garrison (not at war).

As high commissioner for refugees, Mr. Lubbers is responsible for 6,000 staff members working in 115 countries.