Sentence examples for could have representatives from inspiring English sources

An example is the use of mobile offices which target rural far-out areas; these could have representatives from both the South Africa Social Security Agency who issue grants, as well as the Department of Home Affairs who issue birth certificates and IDs.

And you could have yoghurt representatives in the stands bagging up all the pieces to go in their chunky yoghurt formulas... wow, peaches are so cool".

However, with the southern boundary for C. n. borealis not completely understood, one wonders if these could have been representatives of a nearby breeding population and not migrants from north.

"We could have a representative of the Dalai Lama," Mr. Gere said, "and we could have a representative of China as well.

Clearly, I could have allowed Representative Cox, with whom I have a good relationship, to wonder about my views.

Not to be too didactic or overbearing, but these guys--like so many other Americans' ancestors--were literally fighting so that Glenn Beck could have a representative government.

In general, a system could have M representative conformations of the nucleoprotein-DNA complex and the summation in the previous expression of i would extend from 1 to M (see Methods for the general case).

This could involve establishing research advisory groups that have representatives from more than one country.

have representatives as well.

"But he could have sent a representative with more weight.

"A year into 'the wilderness,' our Republican team has scored legislative and political victories that no one — no one — could have predicted a year ago," Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader, wrote in a confidential memorandum distributed to Republican House members.