Sentence examples for professors members from inspiring English sources

Muslims are doctors, lawyers, law professors, members of the military, entrepreneurs, shopkeepers, moms and dads.

The Basij is organised not just by neighbourhoods, but as students, professors, members of gilds, even of tribes: it carries out military training and surveillance, supervises public behaviour, runs businesses, educates members, and propagandises through physical space and social media.

The county's public safety commissioner, Thomas Belfiore, was not available for comment, but in a written statement, he said that he had convened a group of professors, members of police fraternal organizations and law enforcement officials to review use-of-force tactics taught at the police academy.

More than 20 people - including secular writers and bloggers, professors, members of religious minorities and two foreigners - have been killed in attacks blamed on Islamist militants since 2013.

They tell their student listeners (and those students' even more worried parents) to not let "those people" -- professors, members of the Democratic Party, moderates, progressives, and such ordinary American men and women as Jews, gays, and members of the educated "elite" -- strip them of their faith.

Alabama U. and New York Law alumnus and professor; member of Cornell Club.

David Warren Saxe, a Penn State professor, member of the State Board of Education and legal guardian of two students in the school district, sued on behalf of the two.

At least two-thirds must have considerable experience as lawyers, prosecutors, law professors, or members of high courts.

Senates consisting of professors, staff members and students have emerged as the new governing bodies in nearly all departments.

For example, many professors are members of a faculty committee.

My peers, professors, and members of the community got together one evening and discussed how people of color felt.