Sentence examples for have representations from inspiring English sources

The section prohibits signs which have representations or words which are threatening, abusive or insulting.

For that reason, it is important to have representations of women in our public, prosaic, back-pocket world.

The uprights have representations of the Vedic gods Indra and Surya, and the railing medallions are carved with imaginary beasts.

"I still believe it's very important to include Latino perspectives and to have representations of Latinos when it comes to news," he said.

"Theories of language generally assume – based on various types of evidence – that we have representations of words and syntactic structure that are neither spoken nor written but 'abstract', which can be given written or spoken form," she says.

A more recent and biologically detailed defence of the idea that living things have representations and goals and hence have moral worth is found in Agar 2001.

Yes, they should have representation.

"Burger-eating people have representation.

Bagel-eating people have representation.

"Pizza-eating people have representation," Mr. Singh said.

It was set aside so that blacks could have representation".