Sentence examples for hearing a representative of from inspiring English sources
Earlier in the day, at a House hearing, a representative of one of the credit rating agencies said that while the United States was unlikely to default on its obligations, its credit rating could still be cut if Congress failed to come up with a plan to reduce spending sufficiently.
We think anybody in Europe should buy off any store. Reuters: According to a person in the (hearing), a representative of Apple said there was nothing in its contract with Universal obliging it to operate national stores or to set a higher price in countries such as Britain.
But in the same cool marble rooms, when one mentions the fears of the majority of Iraq's population, one can hear a representative of the Ministry of the Interior, which oversees the police, say, "We don't do women".
This week I heard a representative of the boxing industry being asked what would happen if, after the press conference brawl between David Haye and Dereck Chisora, they put on a fight between the two.
Not only are voters failing to get the chance to hear a representative range of views, they're failing to hear their own views represented.
But the local registry told TorrentFreak that it doesn't proactively take domain names down and that any dispute would have to be heard by a representative of local government.
I ambled on up to the Chilmark library Wednesday night to hear Warren Doty, a representative of Slow Fish and a director of the Martha's Vineyard /Dukes County Fishermen's Association, talk about how a successful sustainable fishery works.
Paul Anzano, a lawyer attending the hearing as a representative of several insurance companies that offer managed care plans, including Aetna and the Cigna Corporation, questioned the need for doctors to negotiate coverage.
Contrary to Kenyon's results, Egner and Mann [ 20] reported a decrease of hearing sensitivity in a representative of the same family.
After 1920 she made her home in Philadelphia, and it was there that she was first heard by Clarence Williams, a representative of Columbia Records.
During a hearing in August, a representative of Mobley's alleged victim asserted that Mobley is now in the custody of the Specialised Criminal Court, which human-rights groups consider to be abusive.
