She wondered, "How can this be a representative body?" The spectacle of the Hill-Thomas hearings inspired Boxer and others to run for higher offices, and 1992 became known as the Year of the Woman.
But then again, as another wise elder of Texas politics once said, if you took all the fools out of the legislature, it would no longer be a representative body.
Our Standing Committee on Diversity and Inclusion is a representative body integral to developing a collaborative, comprehensive strategy to continue building a strong, thriving community.
But this danger could not authorize them to call that a house which was none: and if they may fix it at one number, they may at another, till it loses its fundamental character of being a representative body.
And then, when you think of the kinds of decisions that we have to make -- decisions about unemployment, about food stamps, about, you know, basic human needs, about jobs -- it raises a question of whether it's a representative body," Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md).
The Court is not a representative body, but if an ancient sage was right in saying, "Who is wise?
In these models, the single-legged stance was considered a representative body position, and a ground reaction force equivalent to the body weight was performed on a rigid plate, which was tied to the distal part of the femur in Fig. 2.
In the first place, the "Berkeley Division of the Academic Senate" is not a representative body but a committee of the whole 2000-odd of us, and its meetings are rarely attended by more than 100.
After all, the G8 is not a representative body.
Congress is, of course, a representative body that is supposed to enact the will of the populace, and when Congress goes too far and runs afoul of the U.S. Constitution, it is the responsibility of the Supreme Court to rein in the legislative branch.
