Sentence examples for whom serves from inspiring English sources

The judges elect their own president and vice president, each of whom serves a three-year term, and can appoint administrative personnel as necessary.

Last and First Men traces the history of humanity from the First Men (present-day) to the Eighteenth Men, one of whom serves as narrator.

The board consists of five full-time commissioners, one of whom serves as chairman, and, by law, must include at least one architect, one engineer and one planner.

The Constitutional Court, composed of 12 justices (each of whom serves a nine-year term), is charged with interpreting the constitution and ruling on the legality of measures passed by the National Assembly.

In the commission type, used less frequently now than it was in the early 20th century, voters elect a number of commissioners, each of whom serves as head of a city department; the presiding commissioner is generally the mayor.

Like the five other AltSchools that have opened in the past three years — the rest are in the Bay Area — the school is run by teachers, one of whom serves as the head of the school.

Five children with recurrent abdominal pain participated in this study, 1 of whom served as a pilot participant.

Nine owners, all of whom serve on the N.B.A.'s labor committee, attended the meeting.

On the one side are Republicans like George P. Shultz, James A. Baker III and Colin L. Powell, all of whom served Mr. Reagan.

The acts were most often invoked to prosecute Republican editors, some of whom served jail terms.

But an Army jury of six men, five of whom served in combat, rejected that defense.