Sentence examples for be to represent the from inspiring English sources
The goal seemed to be to represent the crowded diversity of life in New York City.
Lane Fox will be supported by a taskforce and her brief will be to represent the estimated 6 million adults who are not online.
A simple start might be to represent the BRDFs for linearly polarized incident rays only, storing the values for polarization parallel and perpendicular to the plane of incidence.
His last duty as Labour leader will be to represent the party at VE Day commemorations later today, after which he will officially stand down.
One way to achieve this integration would be to represent the presence of different chemical substructures as facts in the graph, which have previously been used to predict side effect profiles30.
"I'd always be respectful of the position of the leader of the party, but my primary job will be to represent the people of Greater Manchester and to make their voices heard on the national stage even if that means at times challenging or contradicting national Labour policy," he said.
"My job is to represent the interests of eight million people".
Association rule is to represent the interactions between ncRNAs.
The primary responsibility of the Chair is to represent the process to the world-at-large.
"We think the ethical thing to do is to represent the W.T.O.
