Sentence examples for direct representative of the from inspiring English sources
Spain initially organized its management and governance of the New World according to viceroyalties geographical regions administered by a viceroy, a direct representative of the Spanish crown vested with executive, legislative, judicial, military, and ecclesiastical power.
Downing Street also confirmed that Lt Gen Sir Simon Mayall, the Ministry of Defence's Middle East envoy, had arrived in Irbil to act as the direct representative of the prime minister.
Perhaps more glorious were Sand's duties as a bridge watchstander, which involved navigating the destroyer as a direct representative of the captain when the captain wasn't at the helm.
The concept of a mandate was essentially invented by Andrew Jackson, who first popularized the notion that the President "is the direct representative of the American people," and it was later institutionalized by Woodrow Wilson, who explicitly wanted the American government to be like the more responsive parliamentary system of the United Kingdom.
Wilson briefly flirted with the idea of sending Lord Mountbatten to Rhodesia to support Gibbs as a direct representative of the Queen, but this was dropped after Gibbs asked for somebody "higher up" in the royal family instead.
It is therefore only fitting that the direct representatives of the peoples of Europe have a central role in assuring that the accord takes into account essential principles of economic viability — as well as social justice, human and labor rights and environmental sustainability.
This is a greater responsibility for the Commission, but also for us, the direct representatives of the citizens of this Europe of ours.
However, Rep. Pelosi's district makes her vote and lobbying efforts curious: She is the direct representative of San Francisco, which contains inside of it large swaths of the technology industry and its denizens.
Men such as John Winthrop, the first governor of Massachusetts Bay, believed that it was the duty of the governors of society not to act as the direct representatives of their constituents but rather to decide, independently, what measures were in the best interests of the total society.
International assistance companies such as Mondial, Europe Assistance, International SOS Assistance or First Assistance act as intermediaries or facilitators who are the direct representatives of an insurance company.
