Our players at every level are expected to behave as representatives and ambassadors for our Football Club, both on official Club duty and in their personal lives, so we treat their conduct extremely seriously.
In Australia a narrowly re-elected Liberal prime minister once know for small 'L' liberal beliefs is behaving like a representative of the Republican Tea Party.
These social norms (i.e., the standard way of behaving that is representative of the group) have an inhibitory function, particularly when they are clear and unambiguous (Leone et al., 2007).
Wolfgang Bosbach, the deputy parliamentary leader of the Christian Democrats, said, "Anyone who behaved like that is no representative of a violence-free civil society".
The codons selected for display in Figure 3 as representative are much better behaved than some seen in supplementary figure 4, where ratios of observed to predicted codon frequencies are off sometimes by two-to-one.
Many voters find the sight of their elected representatives behaving like drunken hooligans off-putting.
The sight of Taliban representatives behaving like a government-in-exile enraged Afghans and Karzai shut down plans to send a delegation to Doha, slamming US duplicity.
An American president is safe once elected, so congressmen behave like local representatives rather than members of a national organisation bearing collective responsibility for government.
If homelessness is a human rights issue, we should demand our representatives behave more human themselves and protect funding for social programs.
Johnson agreed that his written report of the 1948 tour had said that the team had behaved "in a manner befitting worthy representatives of Australia" and that "on and off the field their conduct was exemplary".
