Sentence examples for making representations with from inspiring English sources
Bone added that there was now an opportunity for the council's planning department to 'go down the right route' with any future proposals for the site, but she added: "If the school goes to appeal, we will be making representations with the evidence we have collected against the scheme".
"Embassy officials regularly make representations with appropriate labour officials on behalf of the migrant workers to ensure that they be accorded what is due them pursuant to Qatar's labour law and other applicable regulations," he said.
A spokesman for the Greens said that the party was "disappointed" with the decision and would be making representations to both the BBC and BBC Trust.
Incredibly, with hindisght, King had actually spent the three previous seasons making representations to Melbourne clubs on Winmar's behalf without luck.
"We are working with the government, who make representations on behalf of world heritage sites at the Unesco committee, to look at how best to resolve the situation".
It said: "We are trying very hard to resolve this issue for TT and have made representations to the merchant's processing bank with details of the case.
Goodwin has no right of appeal, and in accordance with custom was given no right to make representations to the forfeiture committee, a group of five permanent secretaries.
Huber's wife pleaded with Orff to make representation or a statement on Huber's behalf.
Furthermore subsection (1)(b) of the Act requires for the offence to be made out that a person must make the representation with the intention of making a gain or causing loss or risk of loss to another.
Stern representations – Officially the government lodged a diplomatic protest, saying it had made "stern representations" with the relevant U.S. officials.
