Sentence examples for duly represent from inspiring English sources

Now if man was nothing more than a Cleft-footed animal, this single differentia would duly represent his essence.

No doubt if the movement becomes bigger, the mainstream media will duly represent students as barbarians for breaking a fence, or throwing paint balloons.

Her wry humor was duly represented in observations about dreams, digital trickery and distant stars; and in puckish instrumental vignettes redolent of Morricone film cues and Middle Eastern dance tunes.

"New directors can then issue the remaining share certifs [sic] and call a general shareholder meeting at which the majority of shares would be duly represented if that should be necessary for any reason in the future".

New Yorkers' blind infatuation with British imports is duly represented by Dame Judi Dench (Ms. Pedi, in Elizabeth I drag), orating to the tune of Lerner and Loewe's "Why Can't the English Teach Their Children How to Speak?" ("Americans don't actually know if I'm acting or not," she notes in an aside, "as long as I'm doing it with a British accent").

If this Amendment is duly adopted, it will represent the will of the people accomplished in the manner prescribed by the Constitution.

(2) An attorney, or other duly authorized representative, who represents a party shall file a notice of appearance in accordance with § 16.13.

Further, the UKPDS cohort was recruited between 1977 and 1991, so aspects of the population do not represent modern patients duly (eg, rising body mass index and evolving standards of care).

"Those who seek to remove me from my duly elected position must recognize that I represent a movement -- a political moment -- much larger than myself.

Candidates do not have the power to bargain away the right of Florida and Michigan Democrats to be represented by duly elected delegations.

In their closing speeches to Lord Hutton yesterday, counsel for the various represented parties each duly tried either to broaden or to narrow the agenda, each according to the interests they represented.