Sentence examples for he represents as from inspiring English sources
Such strong conviction stems in part from his beliefs as an evangelical Christian, a conversion that has led to problems both within the communities he represents as well as his own family, traditional practitioners of shamanism.
Steve Goldsmith, Southern California coordinator for the federation, says the campaign among workers has the dual benefit of helping the organizations he represents as well as stimulating at-work participation in ride-sharing, recycling and energy-saving campaigns at the workplace.
He represents as the C.E.O., and I represent myself as the president, so it's basically the same.
Gough's pithiness about government agencies even extends to English Heritage, a body he represents as one of its 16 commissioners.
His opposition to the Lisbon treaty has led British Conservative MEPs to view him, and the Law and Order Party (PiS) that he represents, as natural allies.
"Frenzied with worry" was how Mr. Mullahey described the 950 workers he represents as branch president for Local 300 of the National Postal Mail Handlers Union.
"I think he was attacked because of what he represented as much as what he said," said David Gergen, who moderated the panel at Davos and who has served in the White House for administrations of both parties.
But the director does see Jobs' power as coming from what he represented as much as who he was.
He represented 9 players in 2012; in the prime of his sports agent career in the 1990s he represented as many as 40 players at a time.
Mr. Vonnegut's penitential gesture is objectionable because it implies that he might have succeeded in solving a problem that he properly represents as insoluble.
