Sentence examples for charged to represent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Puzder has also said that robots are preferable to the human workers that USDOL is charged to represent, saying, "[machines are] always polite, they always upsell, they never take a vacation, they never show up late, there's never a slip-and-fall, or an age, sex, or race discrimination case".

The capacitor holds a charge to represent a 1 and no charge for a 0; the transistor switches it between these two states.

24 Aiding Immigrant Children A network of lawyers is working, free of charge, to represent some of the nearly 5,000 unaccompanied children detained by the Immigration and Naturalization Service each year.

"It was phenomenal," said Megan MacPherson, public relations account manager at E. W. Bullock Associates in Pensacola, which has worked, free of charge, to represent Mr. Flosenzier -- and to try to set straight the rumors.

She works with pets as well as people and may charge extra to represent abundant fur and other details.

His third lawyer, not to be topped, charged Pasquale $61,000 to represent him.

The gel's charge-storing ability reduces the power needed to operate the transistor and memory built from it; it also enables the levels of charge used to represent 1 and 0 in the memory to be very distinct and to persist for as long as a minute without the need for the memory to be refreshed.

The individual charged may select anyone to represent her or him at such proceedings.

A change of location on such short notice, especially for such a charged diplomatic negotiation, seemed to represent another complication.

And yet Congress is the branch of government charged by the Constitution to represent us in our legislation.

Johnnie L. Cochran and Barry Scheck, two of the lawyers who won O. J. Simpson's acquittal on murder charges, have agreed to represent at least three of the young men in what is likely to be a Federal civil rights action against the troopers and the state.