Sentence examples for like a representative from inspiring English sources

If the voters don't like a representative, senator, or president, they can vote that person out.

If he reports to be or acts like a representative of a foreign government on a tourist visa he will soon find his visa status reviewed".

In Australia a narrowly re-elected Liberal prime minister once know for small 'L' liberal beliefs is behaving like a representative of the Republican Tea Party.

Following stars in the East Sometimes criticised in the past for a perceived tilt towards the Far East, the Man Asia Literary Prize now looks much more like a representative contest for the whole of its vast continent.

A study by management consultants at McKinsey suggested that 30% was the point at which a group began to feel all-pervasive, the point at which people felt there were a lot of them, when they stopped feeling like a representative sample of their sex or race or class.

They could introduce something like a representative democracy.

Few direct comparisons of the models exist and therefore, comparing the models like-for-like provides a representative measure of model uncertainty in forecasting potential impact and allows us to identify areas of impact for which we have the greatest confidence (Fig. 8).

"We don't know what the sediment will be like," Larissa Van Seumeren, a representative of the Dutch company Mammoet, which is leading the Kursk lift, told Russia's TV-6 television channel late on Sunday.

"For [the Ministry of] Culture, I would like to bring a representative of the feminine world," he said in a recent interview.

We reanalyzed the phylogeny of CAD and CAD-like genes using a representative dataset including lycophyte and bryophyte sequences.

31 This centre collects information on circulating influenza viruses, whereas the Unit of Health Services Research of the Institute of Public Health collects data on visit rates for influenza-like illnesses from a representative network of general physicians.