Sentence examples for full representative from inspiring English sources

Bad sex restores cinema to full representative powers.

"It's not just that he's the first person with a personal political career of consequence to win this award, it's that he is also a full representative of what we call a social scientist.

A10 DeLay Coffers Full Representative Tom DeLay, left, continued to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in the three months before his indictment in September despite facing legal scrutiny and political pressure over his ties to lobbyists, foreign travel and campaign tactics.

The Government of India Act of 1935 gave all provinces full representative and elective governments, chosen by franchise extended now to some 30 million Indians, and only the most crucial portfolios defense, revenue, and foreign affairs were "reserved" to appointed officials.

By extensive Monte Carlo simulations, full representative conformational ensembles at temperatures where bound and unbound states coexist are obtained.

Lyth and Lees have yet to gain full representative honours for England, but history suggests they will be unlucky to remain uncapped.

Two members -- Eleanor Holmes Norton of Washington and Donna M. Christian-Christensen of the Virgin Islands -- are delegates, not full representatives, and thus cannot cast final votes on legislation.

Public confidence in the safety and efficacy of S.S.R.I.'s, like all drugs, can be built only on full and representative disclosure of clinical research.

Early last year the Senate passed a bill to give DC a full voting representative in the House of Representatives (it already has one who is not allowed to vote, except in committees).

The city came closer to democracy last year until a measure that would have given it a full voting representative was scuttled after the gun lobby attached noxious amendments gutting gun controls in the district.

"We are confident that she is going to come back to help us full time," Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a Florida Democrat who heads the party's re-election efforts, said Tuesday on CBS's "Early Show".