Sentence examples for some current members from inspiring English sources
"Starting next year, some current members will be rotating off the committee each year".
Mr. Netanyahu should accept Mr. Obama's offer and be ready to form a new governing coalition if some current members bolt.
On Monday, some I.O.C. officials even considered suing the Salt Lake City committee organizing the 2002 Winter Games over a disputed document that contains the word geld -- German for money -- next to the names of some current members.
Prior generations of justices mostly hid behind their robes to preserve their authority, and some current members of the court seem more like legal technicians, dispassionately adjusting the law.
Some current members worry that this "trust gap" will become even wider once the EU admits a batch of post-communist countries that are relatively new to the concept of an impartial and apolitical civil service.
A breakaway faction from the Mujahedeen Khalq was incorporated into Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps when it was established in 1980, so it is conceivable that some current members of the guard were affiliated with the opposition group more than three decades ago.
A shell of an organisation called the European Union would probably be preserved, but some of its current members might even quit and negotiate new association agreements.The result would be messy and hard to understand, and might cause new frictions.
Last October, British inflation fell below the euro zone's and since the start of the year, it has been the lowest of any EU country.These latest inflation figures appeared to validate the view of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, that Britain is moving closer to the economic centre of gravity of the euro area than some of its current members.
The salary-padding practice predates the tenures of Brown and at least some of the current members of the City Council.
The proposal also called for some of the current members, whose republican credentials were deemed suitable, to retain their seats, so that the fledgling commonwealth might, as Harry Marten put it, would be shepherded by "the mother that brought it forth".
That contract — many of its details had been kept secret from members — traded away some potential gains for current members; in exchange, management agreed not to oppose unionization efforts at dozens of nursing homes.
