Sentence examples for making representations at from inspiring English sources

She said Australia had been making representations at the highest level.

Speaking in Perth, Bishop said that while the men remained alive "I won't give up hope and I certainly won't give up making representations at the highest level".

Mr Straw had taken an "exceptional step" in allowing them the opportunity to make representations at all.

"This has been a rigorous and independent process and, as a local MP, I have made representations at every stage to ensure that babies can still be born in Salford and this is still the case".

A spokeswoman for the environment minister, Greg Hunt, said: "The government has made representations at the highest level to urge Japan not to resume whaling and we will continue to do so.

The club did not make representations at the time as it was initially unclear as to the nature of the abuse Yossi received, as several players from both teams experienced similar treatment, sometimes louder and longer.

"We will continue to make representations at the highest level within the new Egyptian government," she said.

He wrote and made representations at all levels on the subject, and became a leading voice once more advocating the creation of an international body to examine social and economic questions, much as he had done during his years with the League of Nations.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleges that the two companies, Social-Lites and Elusion New Zealand, breached Australian consumer law by making representations on their websites from at least August 2015 that the e-cigarette products being sold did not contain carcinogens or toxic chemicals, and did not contain any of the chemicals found in conventional cigarettes.

"India will do all in its power to achieve this goal, to ameliorate the humanitarian conditions in Sri Lanka and has been making representations to the Government of Sri Lanka at several levels," the statement added.

That way, the committee can determine if Trump is "making representations to the public that are at odds with what we know," Schiff told The Washington Post.