Sentence examples for duty to represent from inspiring English sources

Lorde: As a New Zealander, it's her patriotic duty to represent Australia.

It's your duty to represent the best interests of the community.' But I do not want to represent anybody.

I wondered if along the way they had lost sight of their duty to represent the interests of their constituents.

"This flight delay prevented me from carrying out my Constitutional duty to represent the people of southern West Virginia".

"If they're brought up on charges, we have an absolute duty to represent them," Mr. Hanna said.

The judiciary was regarded as the "third arm of the constitution", with a duty to represent the interests of the citizen and uphold the rule of law.

"I think organisations that have public funding have a duty of responsibility to represent all of us" she said.

"One of the principles that all lawyers operate by is your duty is to represent your client zealously".

Turning again to Ms. Lynch, he said, "Your duty is to represent your client, not to carry the torch for the entire Western world.

As a constituency MP and co-leader of a national party, I believe that I have a duty both to represent my constituents and to act in the country's interest – and I firmly believe that voting to trigger article 50, with things as they currently stand, runs counter to both of those roles.

A lawyer cannot deny any client; you are duty-bound to represent anyone who approaches you.