Sentence examples for had made representations from inspiring English sources

He said he had made representations for all cases against his clients, aged between 18 and 60, to be dropped.

She said the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, had made representations to the Russians about the case in early October during the APEC summit.

The United States Embassy in Vientiane said it had made representations to the government on his behalf but had been denied consular access to him.

Last week a senior executive of the fund suggested that the former prime minister had made representations to Gaddafi on behalf of JP Morgan.

David Cameron said that the UK condemned the death penalty in all circumstances and had made representations to the Saudi authorities on this occasion.

She told the Commons home affairs committee that while the UK government had made representations to secure redactions necessary to protect national security she herself had not had any role in the matter.

The asylum seekers counsel, Shane Prince, argued the secretary of the immigration department had made representation to the asylum seekers in March that there would be processes in place to deal with their applications.

Several unnamed members of the House of Lords, however, have made representations in private to Downing Street.

As the strike date has approached, the GMB has made representations to Aramark about what it claims is victimisation of its members.

"We have followed Chen Guangcheng's case over a long period of time and have made representations publicly and privately to Chinese authorities.

It said: "We are trying very hard to resolve this issue for TT and have made representations to the merchant's processing bank with details of the case.