Sentence examples for be representation of from inspiring English sources

Another thing relates to public-sector institutions, such as hospitals: there must be representation of the patients, and the workers.

"There has to be representation of those who are on the front lines, fighting and dying today to obtain their freedom," she said.

"There has to be representation of those who are on the front lines, fighting and dying today to obtain their freedom," Mrs. Clinton told reporters during a trip to Croatia.

For threat and vulnerability to have operational relevance, there must first be representation of some feature(s) in the area.

Interpretation of the results to the general adolescent population in Addis Ababa must be made with caution as school-going adolescents may not be representation of the overall adolescent population.

Given the distribution of sympathetic versus parasympathetic cardiovascular control between genders we could expect there to be representation of both males and females at either end of the PLO/PHI range.

Otherwise they would be representations of children.

No, the giant rock-monsters aren't in the Bible (though the Watchers may be representations of the Nephilim).

Rose says: "In some way, when memories are made, there must be representations of what you remember in the brain.

They are rather what derivations denote when they are considered to be representations of arguments.

But heck, floats aren't supposed to be representations of socialism, right?