Its membership in 2005 is 28 Full Members, four Associate Members and 7 ICSU Members.

Currently, the King appoints its members.

It must distribute its money and not that of its members.

It lacks legitimacy and its members are unknown.

3. The Tribunal shall elect its President and its two Vice Presidents from among its members.

Members have agreed to a tripling of its resources.

All members of the Committee attended its informal meetings.

Its members' independence is guaranteed explicitly in the Regulations.

Like its early membership, the majority of its current members are British engineers, but it also has members in more than 150 countries around the world.

The deployment shows NATO s enduring commitment to its core task safeguarding its members security.

its Council of Members and, as the case may be, its committees and subcommittees

The International Olive Council, acting through its Council of Members, may recommend amendments of this Agreement to the Members.

In its first 45 hours, the group reached 205 members.

It must seek unity, cooperation and consensus among its Members.

Unfortunately, the IMF is risking not only its members money, but, ultimately, its own institutional credibility.

Its members are uneducated rural men, some of whom are illiterate.

The Bolivian blog community is generally very supportive of its members.

Its some 36,000 members are mainly American but some are international.

If religious organizations fail to register, its members can be imprisoned.

That has been due fundamentally to conflicts among its permanent members.

Its 195 Member Organisations and 16,000 individual members cover all continents.

The General Conference at its eleventh session will be invited to elect two members and two alternate members as its representatives for the following two year term ending December 2007.

Its members were elected as independent technical experts and its decisions were not influenced by political considerations.

CPF members also note that the Partnership is made up of individual members, each with its own mandate, priorities and limited budget.

Indeed, the EU continues to exist precisely because its members respect treaties.

The organisation has more than 700 members and has its own bulletin.

Its members wore the same shoulder patches and carried the same rifles.

The new IMF should be an institution that communicates better with its members, balances the interests of its advanced, emerging and developing members in an evenhanded manner, and aligns its policies better to the needs of the moment.

The eurozone, it is claimed, should have its own budget to provide similarly automatic insurance to its members.

The integrity of its expert opinions and recommendations depended on the neutrality, independence and impartiality of its members.

This was partly because the EU was not as generous toward its newest members as it had been toward new members in the past.

The church has a power to tax its members and all corporations unless a majority of shareholders are members of the Finnish Orthodox Church.

The European Union has finally committed itself to helping its financially distressed members.

The family must take responsibility for the crimes of one of its members.

Its members cared little about the verities associated with community or family values.

The movement s influence within the judiciary ensures that its members transgressions remain unchallenged.

But its advice has not always brought about concrete policy action by members.

His party Nidaa Tounes includes in its leadership members of the former regime.

A milk retail outlet has been established at Koumbiaet, and its members trained.

The Office had 22 staff members and its budget for 2003 was 296,578.

It would demonstrate the United Nations system's commitment to its most vulnerable members.

It proposed a regional agreement on such collaboration to its members for ratification.

In accordance with rule 17.1, each year, at the commencement of its regular session, the Committee shall elect from among the representatives of its members a Chairman and three Vice Chairmen, and from among the delegations of its members a Rapporteur.

Much of its effectiveness is attributed to its voluntary and informal nature, its manageable size, and, above all, the strong commitment of its members to collaboration.

Given the high level of the panel and the broad experience of its members, the panel members will surely be actively engaged in all aspects of its work and in formulating conclusions and recommendations.