Sentence examples for in its representations from inspiring English sources

A Better Business Bureau website ( www.give.org) rates charities based on how truthful the charity is in its representations to donors, how forthcoming it is with information, how well it is governed and how well it spends its money.

In its representations, the organisation challenged the suggestion that medical evidence about the general could not be made public because of doctor-patient confidentiality considerations.

By contrast, the CIA itself has acknowledged numerous factual errors, not only in its representations about the program but in its 2013 response to the report".

In its representations to Ofcom, the BBC said programme makers were aware the word was "used to refer to people of Asian origin" but they considered "such use was mere slang".

The ephemera presented in Hooray for Politics! highlights the fact that American democracy has not always been fair in its representations of all its citizens.

Though Snyder's recounting of these histories is rich in its representation, it doesn't prejudice the reader to favor one group over the other.

It was perceptive in its representation of race in the US, and its structure was thrilling, with the accused alternately positioned as victim and unreliable narrator.

23 24 While this approach may be a useful indication of the level of prescribing in older adults it is limited in its representation of the range of different drugs that a patient with multimorbidity may be exposed to.

"There are nine of us, and in terms of race, gender and style, it is very diverse in its representation so that we can get a balanced response.

Robert Vianello, a professor of television, film and media studies at California State University, Los Angeles, said that "Frank's Place" illustrated "complexities within the African-American community that sitcoms often don't... It's very unusual in its representation of African-Americans".

It does not use any symbols in its representation, only case sensitive alphabetical (a-z, A-Z) and numeric characters (0 9).