Sentence examples for council to represent from inspiring English sources

More than four hundred smugglers had asked the council to represent them.

Last month, Steven R. Peikin, the lawyer retained by the Council to represent it, briefed members about the inquiry.

And partly in an effort to rein in more extreme Islamist tendencies, the government has created a national council to represent France's five million Muslims.

And it appeared to be succeeding, with the Arab League inviting the council to represent Libya at its next meeting later this month.

That is, partners elect a 'partnership council' to represent them, and from this, five partners sit on the board alongside executive and non-executive directors.

Even with a mixed population and a multihued council to represent it, he said, there would be no guarantee that minority companies would be given a fair shake in an industry still dominated by Anglo-owned companies.

The most recent council member to represent the 51st District was Stephen J. Fiala, who was one of a relatively few number of council members who was unaffected this year by term limits and who surprised many Staten Islanders when he resigned this year to become the Richmond County clerk.

The council sought to represent a range, not an honor roll of best buildings.

Mrs. Clinton met a second time with a senior leader of the opposition, Mahmoud Jibril, deepening the administration's wary embrace of the provisional political council created to represent the rebels, both politically and militarily.

The role of the peer users council was to represent users' points of view on the various project governance committees and to organise activities for them.

With his return to the assembly he was appointed to the Commission du règlement et du suffrage universel (Commission for Regulation of Universal Suffrage); as secretary of the commission from 1947 to 1948, he proposed on 18 February 1947 to reform French West Africa (AOF), French Equatorial Africa (AEF), and the French territories' federal council to better represent the African peoples.