Sentence examples for effectively representing from inspiring English sources

There is an explicit clause that has been inserted into the regulation with legal effect, effectively representing Britain's position, which essentially says no action, proposal or policy of the European Central Bank should directly or indirectly discriminate against any member state or group of member states in any currency, in effect.

On the other hand, these fundamental scientific notions can be rendered mathematically, placed within a system of laws, and employed to great effect in predicting and manipulating, hence effectively representing, the same nature we represent imaginatively.

But getting that plum position would require effectively representing Africa, and the African Union's, goals.

The Senate's top Republican said Akin's comments about rape might "prevent him from effectively representing" the Republican Party.

Nowell is effectively representing not just Newlyn but its bigger neighbour Penzance, the whole of Cornwall and Devon and every deep-sea fisherman in the country.

Surely it's not age that decides whether you're a good MP but rather being principled and honest and effectively representing the views of your constituents?

They lack voice because no organization effectively represents them.

Agent-based simulation models can effectively represent decentralized systems.

Every card also has a mana value, which effectively represents the cost of playing it.

Bayer effectively represents a "closed circle" – a central committee of inner Fidesz confidantes.

He said he could still effectively represent Alaska while pursuing an appeal.