Sentence examples for addressed representative from inspiring English sources

In a meeting with fellow House Democrats Wednesday morning, Ms. Pelosi addressed Representative Steve Israel of New York, who ran the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, saying she would stay in her job if he stayed in his.

"These concerns will have to be addressed," Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina, told The Hill, a newspaper that covers Congress, late last year, after seven fellow members of the Congressional Black Caucus were targets of Mr. Wise's office.

The fundamentals of each model are reviewed, their advantages and disadvantages are addressed; representative models in various categories are provided and compared.

"It is true that Mr Bin Hammam addressed representatives of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) at an extraordinary meeting in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, which took place on 10 and 11 May.

Further, to address representative credibility [ 33] in relation to women's help seeking in PPD while ensuring their confidentiality, the lack of a standardized collection of particular identifying socio-demographic information from women living in smaller communities may limit the transferability of the findings.

Addressing representatives of local chambers of commerce in a conference call, the governor reported that 948 businesses and 3,832 homeowners had already filed for assistance this time round.

The second concerns allegations that when addressing representatives of the media after the match, the Toulon player, Martin Castrogiovanni, criticised the Leicester Tigers director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, and used offensive language in doing so.

"We have to give the Syrian people a clear signal: we are at your side," said the French foreign minister, Laurent Fabius, addressing representatives of some 50 nations that France is trying to coax action on promises.

"Wouldn't you agree that every terrorist, past and present, has come out of a mosque?" asked one woman who stood up Wednesday night during a civic association meeting on Staten Island to address representatives of a group that wants to convert a Roman Catholic convent into a mosque in the Midland Beach neighborhood.

Specifically, we address representatives selection as a row-sparsity regularized minimization problem which can be effectively solved via convex programming.

"The second incident concerns allegations that when addressing representatives of the media after the match, the RC Toulon player, Martin Castrogiovanni, criticised the Leicester Tigers Director of Rugby, Richard Cockerill, and used offensive language in doing so.