Sentence examples for having representative from inspiring English sources

"We're thrilled at the prospect of having Representative Hilda Solis as our nation's next labor secretary," said John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Without having representative test data for experimentation during the development phase, the choice of suitable sensors and classification mechanisms becomes a critical issue.

Process and outcomes yielded important lessons: vulnerability theory helps frame issues holistically; having several topic-based projects yielded useful information, but was hard to manage and articulate to the public; access to, and engagement with, the target population was very difficult and would have benefited greatly from having representative residents who were paid at the partners' table.

The detected sequences were considered to be representative RBSs of the species, and the proportion of genes having representative RBSs (an RBS ratio, wRBS) was stored for the use in scoring RBSs.

Further studies can be done in different group targets for having representatives of a better result.

So has Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri.

At present 51 nations & territories have representative articles on sale.

But so has Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio.

In Pennsylvania, Senator Barack Obama may have Mr. Casey, but Mrs. Clinton has Representative John Murtha.

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

And TV One's "Washington Watch" will have Representative Maxine Waters, Democrat of California, discussing gun control.