Sentence examples for making representatives from inspiring English sources

In 1999, it reshaped its sales force, making representatives responsible for specific industries, not territories.

Another 15percentt of Democrats said Congress should be fixed by making representatives and senators more accountable to their constituents.

For all movements, patient muscle use could interfere with the passive movements, making representative scores difficult to obtain.

Mycotoxin contamination occurs in a range of cereal-containing foods and is heterogeneous within a given food commodity (Cirilloy et al. 2003), making representative sampling difficult.

Perhaps coincidentally, this tends to make representatives from these countries very grateful, and very unwilling to change the status quo.

A&E declined to make representatives of either "The Peacemaker" or "The First 48" available to discuss the particularities of creating their shows.

By staying clear of partisan politics, Mr. Wittmann said, Mr. Bush has effectively made Representatives Dick Armey and Tom DeLay, the House majority leader and whip, the leading voices of the Republican Party.

For example, the claim is made that from North Africa to Iran, there has been a resistance to the "ideas and institutions that made representative government possible".

Her independent spirit and unyielding determination to make representative democracy work won her a permanent place in the pantheon of great Americans.

They made Representative Mark Kirk's district more Republican by taking G.O.P. precincts in Palatine Township from then-Representative Phil Crane, while offloading to Rep. Jane Schakowsky, a Democrat, some of Mr. Kirk's solidly Democratic, Jewish precincts in Wilmette.

Consequently, Manin argues that the methods of selecting public officials are crucial to understanding what makes representative governments democratic.