Sentence examples for intending to represent the from inspiring English sources

At last week's, public hearing of the legislature's Conference Committee on Public Employee Pensions (or LCCOPEP, probably pronounced "el-see-COP-ep"), which preceded Governor Brown's 12-point plan announcement by a day, I gave comments intending to represent the local perspective.

They are intended to represent the people who helped most Americans learn to drive.

"I intend to represent the Committee to the very best of my ability," the lawyer, Marie B. Miller, said tonight.

Bulges on the surface are meeting rooms and are intended to represent the proteins embedded in a cell membrane.

It was intended to represent the deceased as a transfigured spirit eligible for eternal life and possessing divine qualities.

It is built on a rising motto given brassy prominence and intended to represent the initials L.S.O. and M.T.T.

Shinian shicao (1942; "Poems of a Decade") is an edition intended to represent the author's best work.

The views expressed in this article are those of the author and are not intended to represent the views of the Swedish Ministry of Defence or the Swedish Government.

The gorilla is intended to represent the voice inside the head of the consumer, reminding him or her that retirement planning is crucial.

The bags are intended to represent the "truth" about cigarettes and the ultimate toll they take on smokers: an estimated 1,200 deaths a day.

THE 30th annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, which opens to the public on Tuesday, is intended to represent the state of the art in home décor.