The phrase "about it representative" is not correct in English and lacks clarity.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and does not convey a clear meaning in its current form.
Example: "The report is about it representative of the current trends in the industry."
Alternatives: "regarding its representation" or "concerning its depiction".
"It would be great to have a woman, the first woman chairman of the Fed, no question about it," Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader, told Bloomberg Television on Thursday.
"More and more, we're hearing about homeless people being attacked for no other reason than that they're homeless, and we've got to do something about it," Representative Eddie Bernice Johnson, Democrat of Texas, said in an interview.
"I don't think any governor can look $91 million in the face and say, forget about it," Representative Rahm Emanuel, Democrat of Illinois, said of the savings described in Mr. Blagojevich's report.
"The Homeland Security Advisory System has too often seemed to tell the American public that they are at grave risk, without telling them why or what to do about it," Representative Christopher Cox, the committee head, said as he proposed the legislation on Tuesday.
"I'm kind of geeked up about it," Representative Brian Baird (D WA and Ph.D. in clinical psychology) told reporter David Rogers, who also notes that the measure passed 391-10, which makes you wonder who voted against pi.
Now we know, although the UK government is not giving any personal details about its representative.
"We feel pretty strongly about it," said Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the House majority leader.
"This is a political hearing, make no mistake about it," said Representative Steny H. Hoyer, a Maryland Democrat.
"I was never very excited about it," said Representative Donna F. Edwards of Maryland, a Democrat on the committee.
"Our goal is not to pass a budget and forget about it," said Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, chairman of the House Budget Committee.
"I don't worry about it," said Representative Steve Chabot of Ohio, who noted that he strongly supported the insurance program when it was created in 1997.
