Sentence examples for whose staff members from inspiring English sources

So did the arrival of three new regents appointed by Mr. Perry, whose staff members referred to the group as their "kick-ass regents".

Earlier this year, a court ordered the agency that grants broadcasting licenses to shut down TV-6, whose staff members were mostly refugees from NTV.

Was that a little jibe at Trump, some of whose staff members have suggested that they might move the press out of the White House building?

"We all had an intense interest in getting photos," said Steven Rickman, a NASA engineer whose staff members served on the assessment team.

The kitchen — three of whose staff members have worked there from the outset — and waiters are attuned to off-the-menu preferences of some regulars.

Ms. Quinn and her team oversee hiring for the division, whose staff members are assigned to work with constituencies including women, gay men and lesbians, religious leaders and small business owners.

But an analysis of the connections between the think-tanks and the Vote Leave campaign reveals a nexus of right-of-centre organisations whose staff, board members and, in one case, offices are closely linked.

Mr. Atwell, like many others at St. Peter's, said he was drawn by the friendliness of the congregation, whose staff and members actively welcome newcomers, and by the preaching.

The New York chapter has been replaced by a new group, called New York Communities for Change, whose Web site promotes many of Acorn's goals and many of whose staff and community members are the same.

It was smallish and disorganized, as befits a candidate whose Republican staff members were in the process of quitting.

The other Democrats are Speaker Christopher Donovan of the State House of Representatives, whose campaign staff members were arrested last month on charges of conspiring to file false campaign reports, and Dan Roberti, a 30-year-old public relations official.