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Many seasoned MPs are also asking whether an "intern legislator" will be able to represent a constituency facing complex issues.
Speaking to Africa is a Country, Mujila said: "I wanted Tram to be able to represent a form of exploitation and neocolonialism that happens throughout Africa, not just in the Congo".
My condition meant I was able to represent a rarely heard perspective and despite requests from BBC radio in Manchester and Sheffield, the government was not prepared to have a representative debate with me on this issue.
A lawyer who is under federal indictment in Syracuse and under federal investigation in Manhattan will be able to represent a high-profile defendant in a terrorism case, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
"For me, the idea of being able to represent a constituency in the Parliament of Ireland, without accepting the teachings of the church or pretending to accept them, had powerful existential attractions," he wrote in "Memoir: My Life and Themes" (1998).
As she explores the intersecting lives of everyone from Bede to Alfred the Great, the overall portrait is of men and women in the dark ages who were able to represent a kind of celebrity, both in their own day and centuries later when they would be canonised, often for political ends.
Through the different, mutable views of the performance that he creates, Carpentier is able to represent an unstable cultural identity.
The existence of surveillance systems able to represent an early warning tool is pivotal for preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
To estimate the number of modules, m, required for a given resolution R2 via the approximate relationship m = log R 2 / log r ~ 2. Assuming that the animal must be able to represent an environment of area ∼(10 m) (e.g., Davis et al., 1948), with a positional accuracy on the scale of the rat's body size, ∼(10 cm), we get a resolution of R2 ∼ 10.
The documents call for contractors to "select and train a spokesman able to represent all the MAO groups as a single unified voice", as well as providing media coaching to "influential MAO officials" and running a round-the-clock "MAO central media office" with "media production capacity".
Assume that an equalizer is able to represent only a single mode, as is usually the case, it is likely that the wrong mode is retained during a fading event or due to the occasional occurrence of high observation noise.
