branch which, with 600 members, is runner-up to the parent body, with 2,000.
Another caveat: forty-two per cent of the parent body can't accurately name their sons.
This policy provoked the separation of Canadian autoworkers from the parent body in 1985 86.
In 1942 he pulled the UMWA out of the parent body.
Many of the younger high-tech executives in the network expressed little interest in joining the parent body.
The first chairman of the parent body was Paul A. Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve.
His expulsion from the parent body meant his membership and presidency of the youth league would also end, the committee added.
Current and former Brearley trustees said that tension had arisen over socioeconomic trends in the parent body, particularly in the midst of a big capital campaign.
The Fort Worth diocese amended its constitution to shift allegiance from the Episcopal Church to the Anglican Communion, which is the parent body.
The results of these discussions indicate that the meteorites, or at least the parent body of the meteorites, solidified between 4.5 × 109 and 4.6 × 109 years ago.
The parent body of international scientific organizations the International Council of Scientific Unions sanctioned the broader study of proposals for what became known as the International Geophysical Year.
