Sentence examples for terms members from inspiring English sources

Mr. Falkvinge summed up the significance of the Berlin election for the nascent movement in terms members would understand: "German Pirates have the high score now".

"I am satisfied," notes Owen, "that in general terms, members of the Putin administration, including the president himself and the FSB, had motives for taking action against Mr Litvinenko, including killing him, in late 2006".

"I am satisfied that in general terms, members of the Putin administration, including the president himself and the FSB, had motives for taking action against Litvinenko, including killing him, in late 2006," Sir Robert wrote.

Each state elects 10 members to the House of Representatives for four-year terms; members of the Senate three from each state and one from the Federal Capital Territory also are elected to four-year terms.

In strict terms, members of a morphospecies of unknown reproductive mode found together in the same location should not be called a population, as interbreeding of individuals is implied by the term population.

"We're interested in long-term members".

Abbott said given that Triggs "would rather not use that term, members opposite should not either".

There are 93 first-term members of the current House (78 of whom are Republicans).

Under his proposal, second-term Council members would get a chance at a third term, but first-term members would be limited to two.

"30,000 long term members have left the Labour party, real members, tens of thousands," the former Cabinet minister said.

Leslie and her family were long term members of Larchmont Yacht Club where Leslie sailed in Lightenings and Atlantics.