Sentence examples for interests representative from inspiring English sources

"His service in Congress was marked by his eloquent advocacy for his constituents' views and interests," Representative Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader, said in a written statement.

"This is a continuation of this administration and this Republican Party selling out government to special interests," Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri said at a debate in Des Moines.

He accused Juncker of discrimination by warning Barroso he would not be received in EU institutions as a former president, but as an "interest representative" subject to the same rules as other lobbyists.

The letter also puts Barroso in his place, noting that he will not be received in the EU institutions as a former president, but as an "interest representative", who will be subject to the same rules as any other lobbyist.

To keep track of the roadsides, a multihypotheses approach of road recognition can be employed by using various classifications of zones of interest (representative of the road region in image).

A conflict of interest could also occur in the case of a "public interest" representative, particularly if that representative is also serving as an expert witness in connection with ongoing litigation over the same subject matter.

One long form splice variant nucleotide sequence from each clade was selected for each species of interest (representative of species individual PDE4 gene isoforms, highlighted in Additional File 3), and translated in the clustal function of MEGA.

Mr. Toomey was already a fixture in the corps of special interest representatives in Austin, known simply as "the Lobby".

Congressional leaders are hosting other meetings, albeit with public interest representatives.

Despite strong calls for reform from public interest representatives on an official advisory body, the new model maintains the old language prohibiting capital controls, with no exceptions for times of financial crisis.

It has to be noticed, however, that at least some of the assessments of PM's current and future perspectives seem to follow the respective stakeholder's interests: one representative of the reimbursement institutions, for instance, assesses PM pessimistically as "a propagandistic idea by the pharmaceutical industry" (interview passage (2)).