Sentence examples for the appropriate member from inspiring English sources

If I have a question, I know that I can approach any of the directors, the chair of the board or the chief executive, and they will either answer me directly, or point me in the direction of the appropriate member of staff.

Two phototransistors were serially coupled through their emitter and collector, and the input signal from the waveform generator was fed into both the emitter and the collector end of the transistor doublet, through two Schottky-diodes, which allowed current flow only to the appropriate member of the doublet, depending on the polarity of the signal.

They won't rest until they have connected the client with the appropriate member of our team or have ferreted out the needed information and provided a response.

We strive everyday to provide a neutral platform for all voices to be heard on every bill in Congress -- for those messages to be delivered as efficiently as possible to the appropriate Member of Congress, and for the input to be transparent, verified, and quantified in a way that empowers the Voice of the People.

Speak to the appropriate member of staff; be clear about what is at fault with the item, state what you want done about it and set a time limit for the action.

So last year he began a matchmaking service, connecting scientists to the appropriate members of the outdoorsy set.

The length and character of the reading lists are determined in consultation with the appropriate members of the faculty.

Approval to organize a regional meeting can be obtained by writing the Vice President who will clear the matter with the appropriate members of the executive committee.

"It's been briefed to the appropriate members of Congress". Mr. Hagel, a member of the Intelligence Committee, which will conduct General Hayden's confirmation hearings, said that General Hayden was "the right choice" for the C.I.A.'s top post.

I am pleased that Gov. Christine Todd Whitman of New Jersey says she will ask the appropriate members of her cabinet to "reassess everything that we have done" to prevent the West Nile virus (news article, Sept. 28).

A White House spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity because the program was classified, said, "We continue to brief the appropriate members of Congress as we have been for the last several years".