Sentence examples for serving as a voting from inspiring English sources

This year he also is serving as a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, the monetary policymaking body of the Federal Reserve.

In 1974, the Massachusetts legislature established a statewide Student Advisory Council, with the chair of that group serving as a voting member of the State Board.

And when the ILO convened its first conference in Washington in October 1919, not a single woman was appointed to serve as a voting delegate.

MARJA, Afghanistan — The first voter here was Muhammad Akbar, 22, who dipped his finger in the indelible purple ink, collected his ballot and had just stepped into the cardboard box that served as a voting booth when gunfire broke out.

The Bloch Fellow receives an institute fellowship (obviously), and then serves as a voting member of the LSA Executive Committee for two years.

Derek has previously worked at the White House Council of Economic Advisers and the National Council for Teacher Quality, and has served as a voting member on the Maryland State Board of Education.

'81, who also serves as a voting trustee this year, gave the trustees report, noting that an update from the Office of Information Technology ranked Duke in the upper third of schools using technology.

For the first time in half a century, city officials say, the Los Angeles City Council has appointed someone to serve as a voting member on the council.

The Project Officer from NIDCR served as a voting member on the Steering Committee and CHX Technologies Inc. participated in Steering Committee meetings as a nonvoting member.

In practice, the impeachment trial served as a vote of no confidence in a President who had led the country into its longest recession in decades.

Securing the $30 billion credit line solves one of Sallie Mae's biggest problems and will very likely serve as a vote of confidence on the company's prospects.