A ‘group’ can be formed of members who represent parties with fewer than five seats in the Parliament, or of members who do not represent a political party. It is entitled to nominate a representative as a member of the Parliamentary Bureau, and to be allocated some of the time (15 half sitting days per Parliamentary Year) set for non-Executive business.

Each competing band is classified according to how many band proper members there are. The classifications are divided into groups, and a band only competes against other bands in their group size. Egg Harbor Township High School is moving up to TOB Group 3 in 2003. TOB Group sizes Group 1 up to 35 musicians and a maximum of 35 auxiliary Group 2 36 to 55 musicians and a maximum of 55 auxiliary Group 3 56 to 80 musicians and a maximum of 80 auxiliary Group 4 81 or greater musicians musicians and auxiliary USBBA Group sizes

Subscribers eligible for benefits because they work for the same company or are members of a union, association, or other organization.

An employer, association or trust that applies for and accepts Health Benefit Plans on behalf of its Members.

children who are assigned to a certain teaching staff member or team of staff members and who occupy an individual classroom or a well-defined physical space in a larger room.

A Group represents a logical combination of mail addresses addressable under a single mail address. Any mail addressed to the group is destributed to all the members belonging to that group.

An adventuring party comprised of two to six players. The members of a group share experience gains and losses and (usually) loot earned. Being in a group also allows you to cast on and receive buffs from the other members of the group.

A composition of e-mail addresses that you frequently use, such as members of a club.

An employer or other entity that has entered into a contract to provide health care for its eligible members.

An overarching kin group whose members can be distant in time, place and social status. It is described by its ultimate-known origin. The Broket groups are four: the Bedfordshire group, the Lanarkshire group, the Northumberland group and the Yorkshire group. The Essex and Hertfordshire Brokets, and many of the wealthier London ones, belonged to the Yorkshire group. See also branch, clan, family, household, line, patriline.

A number of insurance companies acting under a single control / A body of persons, such as the employees of a company or the members of an association. They may be insured either under a single master policy or under separate contracts. In some cases all members are insured. In others, members of the group have an option whether to insure or not.

A group can be formed of members who represent parties with fewer than 5 seats in the Parliament, or of independent members (who do not represent a political party). The group must have at least 5 members, and is entitled to nominate a representative as a member of the Parliamentary Bureau (rule 5.2.2).

Poetry group founded in London in 1955 by Philip Hobsbaum and his wife. Members of the group included: Peter Porter, Ted Hughes, Peter Redgrove, George MacBeth and Edward Lucie-Smith.