Sentence examples for long been represented from inspiring English sources

Israel's interests have long been represented in Washington by Jewish organizations whose members are often Democrats.

It is all very well for groups that have long been represented and feel let down by Westminster to walk away.

While Indian-born professors have long been represented on the list, this year sees the arrival of the first Chinese thinkers.

Members of Omaha's African American community have long been represented in the state legislature; the first African American served in the legislature in 1892.

Many Guantánamo detainees have long been represented by volunteer American lawyers in civil cases contesting their imprisonment, and several detainees who are facing war-crimes charges also have civilian lawyers who have worked with military defense lawyers.

The district has long been represented by Republican Dave Reichert, a former King County sheriff with a moderate reputation though he's not running for reelection.

(Part-time and untenured faculty at many public universities, including UC and Cal State, long have been represented by unions).

Each 100 m long road section has been represented through a node: nodes represent the possible unloading bays and the possible receivers' addresses.

Throughout his long career, Hašek has been represented by agent Ritch Winter.

In the schema just below, long syllables are represented by horizontal dashes, short syllables by the letter "u"; an "x" indicates a syllable that can be either long or short.

General Noriega's relationship with the United States, which was a notoriously friendly one for a long time, is represented by his references to George Bush as an old friend and by Richard Masur's character, an American political type named Mark.