Sentence examples for act as his representative from inspiring English sources

Under procedures for the review, each detainee choosing to participate will meet with a military officer who will act as his representative, but not as his lawyer or other kind of advocate.

Birkett became a popular defence counsel, something that on occasion caused him trouble; he was once forced to refuse a defendant's request to act as his representative because Birkett was expected in a different court.

He said today that he was delegating Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, to act as his personal representatives, who will cajole, entice and, when necessary, issue the kinds of vague threats that can motivate both sides.

Lee sought to avoid turning his omission into a scandal and specifically asked the Taiwan state media not to make it a "national issue," explaining that he endured more pressure when forced to act as his country's representative.

For example, a study of the voting culture of highland people was conducted and found that most samples voted for the lowland candidate because of his or her ability to act as local representative to coordinate with government agencies and other areas [ 13].

His role is to manage the welfare of the Church, and to act as its representative with other Orthodox Churches, religious organizations, and secular authorities.

The four priests asked a senior figure in the diocese to act as their representative to the nuncio's office.

–If you had to act as a representative of the United States responding to one of the protests you researched, what would your official statement be?

Local areas often have organised groups of private tenants who work together to campaign on issues, offer advice and support, and act as a representative body.

In December 1920, Palestinian Arabs at a congress in Haifa established an executive committee (known as the Arab Executive) to act as the representative of the Arabs.

This state could be guided by a learned clergyman, a faqih, who would act as the representative of the imam, and, by implication, of Allah.