Sentence examples for issues represents from inspiring English sources

Each of those issues represents a "double-edged sword," Mr. Berger had said on the eve of the talks.

Fuller's union, which is self-run and focuses almost entirely on workplace issues, represents the state patrol, Capitol police, University of Wisconsin police and some Department of Motor Vehicles employees.

He has since developed the council to represent the widest Hindu base possible in the UK and in order to ensure effective consensus of opinion on issues he has invited prominent people representing each theology, from different communities, from different countries of origin, onto the council's executive board to ensure that consensus on Hindu and community issues represents all Hindu views.

Each of these issues represents a barrier to the development and application or adoption of computational tools.

Any organization that effectively educates audiences about global issues represents a noble and justifiable mission.

It is certainly not implied that our treatment of these issues represents the only possible application of pragmatism.

Noneconomic issues represented less than 1 percent of ALEC's work.

These issues represent problems for the challengers to Trump's executive order.

The escalation over women's issues represented only the latest in Trump's series of controversial remarks.

He said the issues represented larger structural problems that suggest the bill, more likely than not, would be struck down by the high court.

The 799 leases denied renewals because of primary residence issues represented 14percentt of the 5,819 rent-stabilized leases that have neared expiration since notices first went out in December 2006, Tishman Speyer said.