Its track record of accuracy may speak for itself.
On this, Her Majesty may speak for many of her subjects.
Mr. Olson may speak for a subset of rich and powerful people living in the Hamptons.
Even in this rough-hewn party, Carswell may speak for the polished future, Farage for the unvarnished past.
Mr. Rus of House & Garden said he was among those who abstain from eBay for that reason, and his innate aversion may speak for the mainstream shopper.
One may speak, for example, of the composition of the ocean, the solar system, or indeed the Galaxy in terms of its respective elemental and isotopic abundances.
This may speak for opera professionals, but it hardly speaks for the Met's audience, which is not exactly held "at arm's length," as she says, by Domingo's performances.
According to the rules governing City Hall hearings, any citizen may speak for 3 minutes for or against any proposed resolution or law on the day's agenda, and there are usually large crowds on hand on appropriate days.
The newly elected government may speak for the state's people, but the PDP will argue for involving at least some members of the All Party Hurriyat Conference, the main grouping of separatist parties, which boycotted the vote.
She has decided the issue of who may speak for plaintiff, and her decision, by statute and in the exercise of congressionally delegated discretion, is controlling as a matter of law.
