Sentence examples for passive members from inspiring English sources

They enlisted a group of "passive" members who contributed financially in return for a yearly portfolio of prints.

Urging the more passive members of Asean to think big, Mr. Thaksin and Singapore's prime minister, Goh Chok Tong, said the region should look to the example of France and Germany after World War II when they led the revitalization of Western Europe by forming the European Coal and Steel Community, the precursor to the European Union.

Speaking in New York a week ago, Sergio Vieira de Mello, the United Nations administrator for East Timor, noted that there had yet to be arrests in the Sept. 6 killings although a large crowd -- including passive members of the Indonesian police and military -- had witnessed them.

Finally, the outermost layer is the passive members, who only joined the Facebook group.

Most plan executives think of passive members as uninterested in their retirement savings but passive members say they trust their plans, and lack skill rather than interest.

We investigate how retirement plan providers choose default investment strategies for passive members.

Arvid is a member of the National Liberation Group at school, doing battle with the Young Conservatives, while Audun is an engaged voyeur: "I am a passive member, I have too many other things on my mind".

Ray said he was planning to use the knife on another inmate, who was making overtures to his " 'protégé,' a prison term for the more passive member of a homosexual pairing".

12.27pm GMT 23rd over: Australia 80-1 (Warner 51, Doolan 24) Doolan is tired of being the passive member of this partnership I think and moves down the wicket to loft Petersen over mid-on for a boundary, before making it a double-dose after Petersen offers him up a looping half-volley, the gentlest, creamiest pie you could lay your eyes (or bat) on.

Merckx thought Simpson double-crossed him, but Simpson was a passive member of the break.

In his works, Burroughs represented the process that Scientologists refer to as "clearing" memories as a step towards becoming an active rather than passive member of society.