Sentence examples for interested in representative from inspiring English sources

In a phone call late Friday, the lawyer for the governor's office, Ross H. Garber, asked the lawyer for the committee, Steven F. Reich, "if that was something the committee might be interested in," Representative Arthur J. O'Neill, a Republican from Southbury and committee co-chairman, said on Saturday.

I wasn't trying to write a typical or archetypal story and I am generally less interested in the representative qualities of my characters than I am in their individual traits and quirks.

It may therefore not be useful if one is interested in (large) representative samples (Ås [1978]).

Elizabeth Leane of the University of Tasmania has written extensively about literary engagement with Antarctica, and she has also compiled a wonderful bibliography, "Representations of Antarctica," as a resource for those interested in imaginative representatives of the Antarctic region.

Students must indicate whether they are interested in being a representative, a regular group member, or both.

If you are interested in being a representative in the Alumni Development Advisory Group for your graduation class, please email [email protected].

If they were that interested in serving as representatives of the people, they would be encouraging the distribution of food.

In addition to the above projects, EPOMM (the European Platform on Mobility Management, http://www.epomm.eu/) provides a forum for all those interested in mobility management: representatives from EU member governments and other European countries, local and regional authorities, knowledge institutes, universities, researchers, transport operators and other user and interest groups.

If you are interested in contacting your representatives, but don't know where to start, visit https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials.

The current system meant people like Steven Park, a former Hartford city councilor who was interested in running for state representative this year, did not bother to enter the race because Hartford Democratic Town Committee members told him in advance that he did not have the support he needed.

It was during this time that he became interested in politics, as a representative for his regiment in the congress of conscripts in the Swedish military.