Sentence examples for To be representatives from inspiring English sources

MPs are paid to be representatives of their constituents.

They are likely to feel themselves to be representatives of their nation (or of some other collectivity).

A few months ago, two citizens in Springdale volunteered to be representatives in a class-action suit, which charges that the coal-fired plant "installed limited technology" to control emissions that they claim are damaging 1,500 households.

They turned out to be representatives from the Education Department's Office of School Food, he said, who complimented him on his movie, asked for feedback on some new menu choices, and took him on a tour of the cafeteria kitchen.

There are millions of Britons who believe with shock & anger that Eden is wrong & will soon be proved so, but, they seem to be representatives of intellectual, liberal thought which has been in fierce opposition from the start.

Granting free advice to politicians only helps to cement the hold that the corporate world has over those who are – at least in theory – supposed to be representatives of the people.

The working set is assumed to be representative of the class space the representativeness assumption [31].

Results were weighted to be representative of all small businesses.

One big victor appears to be Representative Martin Frost.

Data were weighted to be representative of the constituency.

Data were weighted to be representative of all GB adults.