Examples of 'most of the member' in a sentence

Meaning of "most of the member"

Without further context, it is difficult to determine the precise meaning of this phrase. However, it appears to refer to a significant proportion or majority of the members in a particular group or organization. The phrase suggests that a large portion of the members are involved or affected by the subject being discussed.

How to use "most of the member" in a sentence

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This was rather remarkable as most of the member of the family excelled in it.
In most of the Member States the establishment of such institutions is still outstanding.
This rise was the result of substantial increases in most of the member states.
Moreover it does so along with most of the Member States and the supervisory authorities.
It is a concept that is contained within similar laws in most of the Member States.
The information supplied by most of the Member States that replied is quite full.
We are going to need important additional efforts in most of the Member States.
Most of the member churches have services two or three times per Sunday.
I am sure that is a view shared by most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States still have no statistics and data based on gender.
Similar disparities exist between most of the member countries of the Union.
In most of the Member States the contributions are shared between employers and employees.
This rule is based on common law and exists in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member State analysis will be focused here on the principal producer countries.
Animal feedingstuffs are the main component of intermediate consumption in most of the Member States.

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In most of the Member States today the courts permit the assignment of future claims.
Bilateral agreements exist between most of the Member States in order to avoid double taxation.
Most of the Member States presented a lower trade surplus than the previous quarter.
Responsibility for vocational training policies lies at national level in most of the Member States.
Most of the member States have also tried to update their statistical laws and regulations.
Regular surveys on short distance and daily mobility exist in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States wish to make further progress towards economic and monetary union.
A constraint that most of the Member States reject.
Most of the Member States were too late in transposing the directive into national law.
This is true for most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States currently have organizations responsible for the issuing of such certificates.
This principle exists in most of the Member States.
In most of the Member States the manufacture of.
This is something to which most of the Member States are opposed.
Most of the Member States are close to the trend line.
This provision has been transposed in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States already use this approach.
Such access rules exist in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States that are sending observers are industrialized societies.
This ratio also decreased in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States have exceeded all initial expectations.
The public finance situation in most of the Member States deteriorated.
Most of the Member States have transposed this provision correctly.
These sixteen scientists are drawn from most of the Member States.
Most of the Member State statistics also cover this group.
This issue has raised concerns in most of the Member States.
In most of the Member States there are regular surveys to this end.
This paragraph codifies a practice existing in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States gave complete answers to the questions addressed.
Summertime regulations are comparatively new in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States regularly use reminders to speed up the procedure.
And in line with current national legislation in most of the Member States.
Most of the Member States restrict voting rights to their own nationals.
There are ILO conventions signed by most of the Member States that define these standards.
Most of the member schools are part of the Harrisonburg and Staunton areas.

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