Sentence examples for being able to represent from inspiring English sources
It's about being able to represent the values and concerns of people.
"This is the single greatest honor I've ever had, being able to represent my country and coach this team," Brown said.
"The right to access to justice for all depends on lawyers being able to represent their clients' cases within our framework of laws, no matter how the client or case may be perceived by the public, media or government.
"I was running for Congress one time and they accused me of not being able to represent the people of west Texas because I was born in Connecticut," Mr. Bush said.
"For me, the idea of being able to represent a constituency in the Parliament of Ireland, without accepting the teachings of the church or pretending to accept them, had powerful existential attractions," he wrote in "Memoir: My Life and Themes" (1998).
He added: "The right to access to justice for all depends on lawyers being able to represent their clients' cases within our framework of laws, no matter how the client or case may be perceived by the public, media or government.
In turn, patients were equally confident that their representatives were able to represent them [ 45].
Representatives felt very confident in how well they were able to represent the patients.
