Sentence examples for fit to represent from inspiring English sources

When he met Norman, he knew he wasn't fit to represent him, but a court of law was telling him that he was.

Gareth Thomas, the shadow minister for Europe, said the tweets should be seen as evidence that Ukip is "not fit to represent the country in Europe".

Brown said he believed he was fit to represent Fremantle because he had a "very good understanding" of the suburb, where his family first settled in 1851.

"In light of his recent comments we no longer believe he is fit to represent the ALP in the Australian Senate.

Bismarck became a statesman; Berlusconi is an entertainer.Risto PenttilaOxfordSIR – You say that Silvio Berlusconi is an embarrassment because of his legal problems and not fit to represent Europe.

The party bosses in Newark kicked Senator Nia Gill off the Democratic line because they believed it was their privilege to appoint those they deemed fit to represent us.

The resulting model of one subunit was symmetrized using Chimera and 11 subunits were fitted to represent one asymmetric unit, subunits A-K in one hemicapsid (Fig. 1).

According to the results, the Freundlich isotherm was best fitted to represent the equilibrium adsorption data than other isotherms (Figs. 4, 5).

During very quiet crossings of the plasmasheet, we find that the model gives a reasonable estimate of the trend of the average current and field distributions, but during disturbed intervals, the best fit fails to represent the data.

Failure to reject the null hypothesis therefore statistically validates the fitted model to represent the same population as that of the recorded values.

The Frank copula with positive dependence (−0.4279) showed a goodness-of-fit sufficient to represent costs and QoL (p-values 0.524 and 0.808).