Sentence examples for appointment to represent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nauman's appointment to represent the United States at the next Venice Biennale is a natural honor long overdue.

You will receive an appointment to represent your product file.

Their appointments came to represent the state's efforts to change police culture and practices.

Mr. Ahtisaari's role in Kosovo, she said, far exceeded his appointment in 2005 to represent the United Nations in "final status" talks to determine the future of what was then a Serbian province.

In this Dec. 22, 1970, file photo, Bruce Davis (left) and Steve Grogan, two members fo the Charles Manson family, leave court after a hearing on the appointment of attorneys to represent them in Los Angeles. .

In other words, if anything, this week's appointments would seem to represent a continuation of the ideological course Mr. Obama has been following since before he took the oath of office, rather than any substantive shift in his worldview.

Hunter wrote in his ruling that appointing private attorneys was not a solution to the lack of public defenders, saying that their appointment "without adequate resources to represent their clients makes a mockery" of the sixth amendment.

GBS 2.0 calls for the appointment of a trustee to represent the interests of rights holders of unclaimed books.

We chose a single question about how long it usually takes to get an appointment with any doctor to represent a question about patients' experience.

The department's proposal calls for the appointment of an independent fiduciary to represent the plan during any transactions related to Ford securities, in order to ensure that any action is in the interests of its beneficiaries.

It suggested a gradual ending of the national vetoes of the then nine member states, the establishment of a common defence policy, the creation of an internal single market, and the appointment of one Europe minister to represent the community to the US.