Sentence examples for have representative to from inspiring English sources

"There some precedents for it overseas there had been a lot of talk that this is actually a really good way of ensuring that the particular resource is able to have representative to address the kind of environmental degradation that so many natural resources suffer from".

Keen to have representatives to deal with foreign governments, some Syrians left the country and teamed up with exiles to create political groupings.

The was commanded by the Chief-of-Staff, assisted by a varying number of subordinate generals, and had representatives to the French government and president.

Lightfoot said in a statement Friday he was "pleased to have Representative Bridenstine nominated to lead our team".

Because the parties are allowed to have representatives at each polling place, they have their own copies of the actas.

About 100 companies or government agencies are expected to have representatives at the field-level concourse in the stadium.

MATTATHIAS SCHWARTZ: We do have representative democracy, as opposed to authoritarian rule.

It is possible that longer annotated genes were more likely to have representative ESTs.

The LHID 2005 database was thus considered to have representative power of the national population [ 38].

"That is why they have representatives - to sort that out - and whatever January 1 brings, it will bring".

Many cities will have representatives in Paris to showcase the progress they are making and to change ideas.