Examples of 'whose members' in a sentence
Meaning of "whose members"
whose members ~ refers to the individuals or people who belong to a particular group or organization. It indicates the possession or association of specific individuals with a group or organization
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Subsidiary organs whose members are entitled to payment.
Whose members follow gratefully in his footsteps.
Cooperatives whose members are mostly poor.
Whose members receive such grandiose titles.
We have a committee whose members are not equally represented.
Whose members ask first if they are dead.
Relations are sets whose members are all ordered pairs.
Whose members have a will to preserve their specificity.
An organisation whose members are sworn to secrecy.
Whose members have been subjected to racial or ethnic prejudice.
A subset is a set whose members are part of a bigger set.
Whose members are other metalsmiths.
Thus a struct is a class whose members are public by default.
Whose members represent the most.
They are a public department whose members are on a volunteer status.
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Whose members have gone on to be leaders.
This is the only committee whose members are elected.
Households whose members are at risk of contracting diseases.
Are members of one of twelve local unions whose members are.
It is a group whose members have much in common.
The council is a deliberative legislative body whose members are elected.
Ethnic groups whose members have recorded interviews.
I attended a national conference last month whose members were speakers.
A society whose members believed this would be doomed.
It is the only state agency whose members are elected.
A class whose members are other classes is called a metaclass.
He was popular with guilds whose members were active near him.
Families whose members wish to remain together must be allowed to do so.
Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status.
Whose members in corruption lie.
A collective is a group whose members share a common interest or goal.
Of whose members are still linked by family ties to prewar governments.
It does not exclude those whose members are united by racial links.
The despot is defined by his utter contempt for the society whose members he exploits.
Enterprises whose members are other cooperatives.
Unions régionales were cooperative organizations whose members were caisses populaires.
The team whose members all finished first won.
A nation can be seen as a club whose members are its citizens.
The team whose members all finish their task first wins.
Regional international organizations whose members are national associations.
Families whose members had committed or attempted suicide were among the callers.
There are immense numbers of organisations whose members are other organisations.
A global group whose members are authorized to administer the domain.
Our department is a public department whose members are all volunteers.
Another social group whose members were regularly subjected to arbitrary detention were football fans.
Marseilleviridae is a family of giant viruses whose members infect free living amoebae.
We see a shantytown whose members try to live an ordinary life under extraordinary circumstances.
Compensation should be given to those families whose members died or got injured.
Organization whose members are participants in.
Liner conferences are agreements between shipping companies whose members charge common freight rates.
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