Meaning of founding member in English
(Definition of founding member from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of founding member
founding member
There have been four enlargements since the community was established by the six founding member states, but there has been nothing approaching the ambition of this project.
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He is a founding member of the movement.
Although a founding member, the organisation now focuses less on speed reduction in favour of other campaigns.
Each originally corresponded to a founding member-nation, but centuries of warfare and depredation by neighboring countries have forced redistricting.
Founded in 2007, it is a founding member of the championship.
It is composed of one voting representative from each founding member and one voting representative from each full member.
The founding member of this family is mitochondrial cytochrome c.
He is also a founding member of the 7a11d collective, which presents a biannual international performance art festival.
Existing property-holding arrangements within the founding member entities are not affected by their relation to the province.
He was a founding member of 113 and his works appeared in the collective albums of the band.
He was a founding member and died saving the universe.
Prior to the election, he was a founding member and prominent campaigner for the party, he was also the party's financial secretary.
He was also a founding member of 21minuten.nl (now), a website focused on generating public debate on political issues as well as more active citizenship.
It was overall described that the band wanted to pursue a different percussionist of alternate talent than the founding member.
The club had been the last founding member of the league to have belonged to it without interruption.
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