Sentence examples for had representations that from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

The chancellor echoed the language of Gordon Brown as he mocked Ed Balls by saying: "I have had representations that we should include the basic state pension in the welfare cap.

Yet if, on the one hand, I had representations that I could not relate in some way to an objective world, then I could not accompany those representations with "I think" or recognize them as my representations, because I can say "I think…" about any given representation only by relating it to an objective world, according to the argument just discussed.

"Artists were complaining that they don't have representation, that no-one was helping them collect money from promoters, and that promoters were sticking to the same DJs," he said.

We collected all MutSig scores for those genes that had representation in the SuperPathway and that had at least three mutations in GBM.

Experts often have mental representations that allow them to solve problems without having to use spatial thinking.

This is the only genus that has representations in all the major paleotropical regions, according to the phylogenetic hypothesis presented in this study.

From this perspective, mismatches between logical and grammatical form are to be expected, and we should not conclude that ordinary speakers have mental representations that are isomorphic with sentences of a Fregean Begriffsschrift.

Mr. Kremer created the only statewide grassroots lobbying operation that has representation in eight regions on New York State.