Sentence examples for which met regularly from inspiring English sources
In the United States, New York disciples founded the Galton Society, which met regularly at the American Museum of Natural History, and popularizers helped the rest of the country become eugenics-minded.
Written by the Westminster Assembly, which met regularly from 1643 until 1649 during the English Civil War, the catechisms were presented to the English Parliament in 1647 and were approved by Parliament in 1648.
Ward, 30, who founded the annual Boring Conference, was inspired by his fondness for stationery to start a stationery club, which met regularly to discuss the merits and demerits of selected pens.
The members of the all-male Manor Club, which met regularly in one another's homes, sold shares of the land to be used for a new clubhouse to the women of the Tuesday Afternoon Club, which also met here.
"Many of the decisions pertaining to this community were made at the tavern," said Ms. Sasso, who is active in the Silvermine Community Association, which met regularly at the tavern.
Its co-creators were fellow members of the Independent Group, which met regularly at the ICA in the 1950s, discussing everything from US car-styling to logical positivism, from Elvis Presley to violence in cinema.
The Brotherhood is extremely hierarchical, and each member belongs to a five-person usra, or "family," which meets regularly.
More expensive purchases must be approved by the Trustee Acquisitions Committee, which meets regularly to consider works presented by curators from each department.
Along with constant trips across the Continent to meet local authorities, he also heads the organization's board of supervisors, comprising representatives from the European Union's 27 national regulators, which meets regularly to decide on new regulation.
She has argued for years that liberal victories are more likely to be secured by "federated structures": groups that form state organizations and local chapters, which meet regularly to develop their larger political goals.
Dr. Modlin said that to his knowledge this was the first time that the panel, which meets regularly throughout each year, had devoted an entire meeting to one vaccine.
