Sentence examples for an effective representative from inspiring English sources

Artificial term limits don't just punish incumbent legislators, they deprive every voter of his or her fundamental right to re-elect an effective representative".

But he added: "Mr Joyce needs to consider his position because the people of Falkirk deserve to have an effective representative in the House of Commons".

The Senate Democratic caucus, which controls the chamber, issued a statement saying that no one appointed by the governor could be an effective representative, and that Mr. Burris would not be seated.

"It will embolden politicians in other states, it's emboldened private sector employers to demand greater concessions and will hurt organizing because it will tarnish the reputation of unions as an effective representative".

They are wearyingly do-gooding, absurdly concerned with the troubles of their constituents, the quality of council housing in their area, the efficiency of bus routes and all the other minutiae of being an effective representative that makes MPs among the most mind-numbingly boring and unglamorous people to spend an evening with.

"Time is running out for the Syrian opposition to establish its credibility and viability as an effective representative of the uprising," said Steven Heydemann, who focuses on Middle East issues at the United States Institute of Peace, a research group financed partly by Congress.

In Congress, according to a Chicago Tribune editorial, "Kirk has been an extraordinarily effective representative of the independent-minded 10th Congressional District".

With his Old World gentility and wide knowledge of his field, Mr. Vincent was a quietly effective representative for his artists.

Ms. Weaver with her formidable good looks and erect carriage is a rather effective representative of us in our grief, exhibiting that the strain of the historic moment has effected a particular sort of distress on the class of citizens unused to feeling as though they don't matter.

The stipulations included: Republicans will stop being "an opposition party;" Republicans need to "update House rules so everyone can be a more effective representative;" the conference needs to unify "now;" Ryan cannot and will not give up time with his family.

Every one of those exchanges, however, was productive and real, and I always came away feeling I was dealing with a true and effective representative of the president and his policies and a committed and crucial advocate for the vision of the country that we've been able to bring forward.