Sentence examples for decision to represent from inspiring English sources

The decision to represent France, she says, was not a difficult one.

Escoffier's decision to represent Melba with sweetness and simplicity is puzzling, given that she possessed neither.

The mayors asked Ms. Riley and her husband to "reconsider" their decision to represent Mr. Duka.

The farcical nature of the proceedings is further etched by Mr. Pellicano's decision to represent himself.

So his decision to represent himself is only his latest legal high-wire act.

The complications arising from his decision to represent himself became apparent almost immediately.

Organizational decisions to represent the poor are sometimes strategic, sometimes based on an ideological commitment, and sometimes both.

You make decisions to represent a community".

The decision to be represented by three at the swearing-in may be sensible and rational.

Orlando Hernandez of the Yankees testified yesterday that a Massachusetts man seeking a finder's fee over the pitcher's decision to be represented by agent Joe Cubas had nothing to do with the arrangement.

A return to Britain might make sense to a player whose decision not to represent Australia has caused some resentment.