Sentence examples for deserved to represent from inspiring English sources

Officials satisfied themselves that all the youngsters met the standards for living within a district's boundaries and so deserved to represent Harlem in the Little League World Series.

But after convincing nearly 49,000 voters that he deserved to represent them, he still needed to convince 12 Bronx jurors that he should remain free to do so.

For surely even their lordships would not seek to stand in the way of a measure that would so clearly increase the power of the electorate to decide which individuals deserved to represent them in the new parliament.

"Does this man who publicly slanders the Holy Father deserve to represent our nation?" Janek Pospieszalski, a popular musician, asks in the commercial.

"We have made it very clear that we will not tolerate any form of discriminatory behavior and, one by one, we will root out those fans that do not deserve to represent this great club of ours," the owners wrote.

If John McCain can win this election race with a 50-pound ball called "George W. Bush" wrapped around one ankle and a 50-pound ball called "The U.S. Economy" wrapped around the other, then he deserves to represent America in the next Olympics in any race he wants — swimming, cycling or track — I don't care how old he is.

The BOA chairman, Lord Moynihan, was satisfied with the outcome, stating that those abusing drugs did not deserve to represent Great Britain at the Olympics.

After all I've done to help Milo, don't you think I deserve to represent our school at the Model UN? Signed, Mad as He**.

This isn't a knock on your religious beliefs, Kirk, because I know a lot of wonderful, affirming Christians, and you don't deserve to represent them.

In sum, Cowherd found it laughable that anyone could imagine student-athletes deserved to be represented in the way this champion of the working class says ought only be available to real workers.

I promise to represent you as you deserve to be represented.