Sentence examples for numbers roster from inspiring English sources

A lot of friends and I (including most of the LuckyMe & Numbers roster) have had DJ residencies and thrown parties here in the past - it's got a lot of history.

Instead of a male-female ratio that is proportionate to enrollment under current Title IX interpretation, if applied, the new system would count the number of roster spots, not the number of participants, toward compliance.

Bradley has a number of roster spots to fill.

The team made a number of roster moves yesterday, sending Mike D'Alessandro, Marco Charpentier, Mike Rice, Justin Mapletoft and Adam Johnson back to juniors and Dmitri Upper back to Russia.

"We are in the process of appointing a number of roster agencies to work on a range of campaigns between now and 2012," said a spokesman for London 2012.

And the provision has been interpreted to mean that a college is not only obliged to fund men's and women's athletics equally (a major hurdle to clear if you have a football team); it is also obliged to provide an equal number of roster spots for both sexes... How many crusaders against affirmative action in college admissions will now speak out against the preferential treatment of athletes?

Despite the team's strength, however, head coach Paul Brown made a number of roster moves before the beginning of 1947.

The season began with a number of roster moves, including the addition of linebacker Alex Agase and halfbacks Ara Parseghian and Dub Jones.

However, by 1980 MLGL had decided that the Leafs needed a team of their own, with a spokesperson citing the limited number of roster spots as the rationale for the move.

All patients who were alive as of December 31 , 2008 had valid health care numbers, were rostered to a study FP, had a valid birth date and had at least one visit to their FP between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2009 were included.

Virgin Atlantic: Pilots represented by the British Airline Pilot's Association met last week to discuss the issue of a minimum number of rostered days off.