Sentence examples for dedicated to representing from inspiring English sources

"There needs to be an opposition leadership structure that is dedicated to representing and protecting all Syrians," she said.

Julie Bowen is member services manager at the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), a trade body dedicated to representing the interests of the UK Professional Staffing industry.

"Webbie can eat nothing and keep her curves," boasted Mr. Casablancas, who left Elite and founded Illusion 2K, an agency dedicated to representing virtual models.

These "gag orders", says Jordan Thomas, head of Labaton Sucharow's practice dedicated to representing whistleblowers, "keep … authorities in the dark about all types of wrongdoing".

Specialised burns wards are located in urban areas, forcing families to pay large amounts to travel to and stay in the nearest cities. Things would have been different had the government taken note of recommendations made by the National Commission for Women, a statutory body dedicated to representing the rights of women.

Her firm is dedicated to representing everyday people who do not have a voice.

"We haven't been emotional about it – it's a decision that had to be made, not only for Liz but for the team," Joyce told AAP. "We've got to put the team first and our goal is to use this Japan series with the players that want to be involved and are dedicated to represent their country, put their best foot forward and then we select a team to play against New Zealand".

To illustrate the potentiality of steady-state and dynamic properties, we consider here two examples (figures 4 and 5) dedicated to represent respectively a prokaryotic promoter - with typical features as in [ 56, 67, 80] - and a eukaryotic promoter (the same as in figure 2) - reproducing the periodic behavior as observed in [ 48- 52, 66].

Museum of London, museum dedicated to recording and representing the history of the London region from prehistoric times to the present day.

In its latest edition published in 2010, Volume I is fully dedicated to TCM drugs, representing the most comprehensive official monographs in this field.

Villa-Lobos was the focus in a section dedicated to Brazilian music, represented by several of his Bachianas Brasileiras suites, deftly performed by the pianist Sonia Rubinsky.