Sentence examples for prospect members from inspiring English sources

More than 93% of Prospect members covered by the ballot are in the principal Civil Service pension scheme.

Industrial action is being considered or pursued in some branches, but we do not believe there is a clear appetite among Prospect members for national strike action".

But the Daily Telegraph have today revealed his representatives appear more willing to discuss the prospect with members of the Newcastle hierarchy.

If the legislature fails to take up the issue, Haley said, she would call the legislature into an emergency session over the summer – a painstaking prospect for members.

As an Orthodox Jew, I am acutely aware of the ideological and theological debate regarding the prospect of members of Israel's ultra-Orthodox community being enlisted into mandatory service in the Israel Defense Forces ("Service Brings Scorn to Israel's Ultra-Orthodox Enlistees," news article, July 7).

However, the Queen's 2011 visit - in which she paid her respects to republican dead and gave a speech on Anglo-Irish history - drew near universal praise and the prospect of members of the Royal Family attending events for the centenary of the Easter Rising is being entertained.

It would thus be perverse to interpret 'Legislature' in the Elections Clause to exclude lawmaking by the people, particularly when such lawmaking is intended to advance the prospect that Members of Congress will in fact be 'chosen... by the People of the several States.'".

Now, Mr. Duncan and his six prospecting committee members are essentially doing a quick and dirty version of the performance reviews started by the comptroller in the early 1990s and now done by the Legislative Budget Board, digging for efficiencies and savings in an effort to free money for other programs.

THIS week, the OECD released its annual Employment Outlook, an assessment of labour-market developments and prospects in member countries.

Interviewed by the Times-Picayune of New Orleans about the prospects, Board of Education member Leslie Jacobs commented that with a failure rate approaching 20%, "people start to get sick to their stomach".

The prospect of new members could be useful in forcing further reforms of the common agricultural policy.