Sentence examples for had represented one from inspiring English sources

By 2000, Al Gore won none, even though he and his father had represented one of them (Tennessee) as senators.

At a Q&A after the performance, over the noise of the set being pulled down, a lawyer who said he had represented one of the soldiers accused of harassing Chen took exception to certain characterizations.

On Monday, industry news site The Information reported the groundbreaking partnership with Fiat Chrysler had represented one step towards that intermediary goal, to the concern of some of Google's self-driving engineers.

Indeed, in Armonk two years ago, residents came out to fight proposals for two supermarkets, and Mr. Thompson, the public relations consultant who had represented one of the two developers, remembers hearing people chant "Hay Day, Hay Day".

Witnesses speaking at a commission of inquiry into the videotape testified this week that the lawyer, V. K. Lingam, had vacationed with a chief justice who was hearing one of his cases and that Mr. Lingam had written parts of a judgment in a libel case in which he had represented one of the parties.

The Engle case had represented one of the major hurdles in Altria's plan to restructure itself into two or three stand-alone entities, according to the analyst.

"He has taken repeated positions that are against the interests of victims, and he has done it knowing full well that it would be interpreted that way," said Marci Hamilton, a constitutional law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who has represented one of Sandusky's victims and testified on proposed clergy sex abuse reforms.

For the past 14 years, once a player has represented one country at senior level, the grade below or on the Sevens circuit, he or she may never appear for another.

The Annual Dinner takes place on the first Monday of each May, and has represented one of Columbia Business School's most cherished traditions for over 40 years.

But as in other international sports, FIBA, basketball's governing body, has cracked down on the practice by ruling that once you have represented one country's national federation, you can't play for another country.

Throughout human history, erectile dysfunction has represented one of the most omnipresent health problems.