Sentence examples for He unrepresented from inspiring English sources

Nixer I acted in his divorce for a guy convicted of raping his wife: I can't say he was my favourite client, but he was still entitled to legal advice, and in retrospect, I should think the hearings at which I represented him were less difficult for his wife than they would have been were he unrepresented.

In a statement on Tuesday Day said he had resigned "effective immediately", in a move that will leave Family First unrepresented in the Senate for at least a week.

It may leave many millions of voters unrepresented.

It delivers massively disproportionate results with minority parties virtually unrepresented in parliament.

This was true even with some of the top Pouilly-Fuissé producers unrepresented.

At one point, the two men wrestle with the common problem of an intransigent South Vietnamese president, Nguyen Van Thieu (unrepresented at the secret Paris peace talks).

The upstart says the incumbent, who has been dogged by a Congressional ethics investigation, is "still living in the realm of his past accomplishments" and that distractions have left the 15th District "unrepresented".

A YouGov poll commissioned by the Jury Team shows that 60% of English people now want their own parliament (tellingly, 41% of Scots support them; perhaps they remember what being unrepresented feels like).

So it makes sense to lobby and campaign around the G20, a body that so far has delivered little but whose decisions must reflect the interests of the poorest countries, which are currently unrepresented.

The poor would benefit from the lower prices for non-criminal matters, and poor litigants, who might be unrepresented in criminal matters like hearings because they could not afford a lawyer and because of dwindling state legal aid, would be better off.

In August, more than three hundred demonstrators calling themselves the Congress — and, later (to avoid the acronym "couP"), the Alliance — of Unrepresented Peoples staged a sit-in on the steps of the Capitol in a protest that combined the causes of peace and civil rights.