Sentence examples for be created to represent from inspiring English sources

And the fifth: An organization would be created to represent both current and former college athletes.

In most engineering problems, more than one model can be created to represent an engineering system's behavior.

I was otherwise engaged yesterday or I would have reported that a new organisation has been created to represent the national, regional and local press.

And it was created to represent the position of Congress in litigation matters, not to take on the Defense of Marriage Act.

However, she said she was "very anxious" about the fact he'd brought back his Slim Shady persona, worrying that young people wouldn't understand that the character was created to represent "the worst and darkest bile of America".

By finally breaking the old relationship between Labour and the interests it was created to represent, Mr Blair has twisted the whole of British politics into a new shape.

"Where politicians opt to implement carbon constraints, then it should be cap-and-trade," said Imtiaz Ahmad, head of emissions trading at Morgan Stanley in London and vice president of a lobbying group called International Carbon Investors and Services, which is being created to represent the banks.

Named after Puerto Rico's anthem, the character was created to "represent the real face of diversity", Miranda-Rodriguez said, noting that people of color and women are still underrepresented in comics, especially in the mainstream that is usually relied on by Hollywood.

On-line "IF THEN" rules are created to represent and automate associated planning knowledge and guidelines.

A domain model has been created to represent the ODOT standard design cases of bridges.

Five archetypal countries were created to represent different combinations of social and economic pressures (Table 1).