Sentence examples for had representations from inspiring English sources

Osborne told MPs: "I've had representations that these changes to tax credits should be phased in.

She told MPs: "I have had representations from local editors extremely concerned about section 40".

"I've had representations that these changes to tax credits should be phased in.

Credit where it's due   What he said I've had representations that these changes to tax credits should be phased in.

That's handy, Andy   What he said I've had representations from the shadow Home Secretary [Andy Burnham] that police budgets should be cut by up to 10 per cent.

"But more than anything else, I think for gay people of color, it's feeding a hunger that they've had forever because they've never had representations of themselves on screen in a major way".

Labels have had representation in Washington for a long time, and it makes sense that artists also have representation".

Among immigrants transferred to Newark, only 22 percent had representation.

"IN the beginning, the residents had representation," said Stacy Seicshnaydre, the center's general counsel.

But James's findings were criticised by the British Nutrition Foundation, which also had representation on the committee.

Our MBA class had representation from 39 nationalities which made the learning experience very enriching.