Sentence examples for cases represents from inspiring English sources

The cost of funding legal representation in a further 10,000 welfare cases represents 27% of those currently helped.

The trustee is trying to determine if the company's conduct in those cases represents abuses of the bankruptcy system.

The efficiency with which it disposed of the appeals in two recent merger cases represents real progress.

Vincent McCarthy of New Milford, a friend of the Murphys and senior counsel for the American Center for Law and Justice, a Virginia-based organization that defends religious-rights cases, represents the family.

There would be help in achieving what in some cases represents very sweeping changes, both from the international financial institutions and from political co-operation at the regional level.

"We've heard a lot from our deposit customers, 75% of whom are aged over 55, about the pain they have felt in a declining interest rate environment where the interest they receive from their term deposits, which in many cases represents a very high proportion of their life savings, goes down as cash rates go down," Narev said on Wednesday.

These cases represent lending that hasn't gone right.

Even so, the 1,059 reported cases represented a 23.5percentt decrease from 1999.

"These two cases represent a shift in the pendulum back in the direction of corporate taxpayers".

The cases represent the first Zika infections transmitted by mainland American mosquitoes.

Both cases represent a huge reduction from the roughly 180,000 troops there now.