Sentence examples for no representation that from inspiring English sources
There were no solid markers to confirm a lived experience of homosexuality, no representation that might suggest to young, gay readers that they too could grow up to be the world's most powerful wizard.
There is no picture adequate, no representation that captures him.
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No instructions were included and there was no representation that a proxy was being solicited by the board or that it would be voted at the discretion of the board.
11 Indeed, even at this stage of the proceedings, the respondent has made no representation that the State would in fact provide reciprocal discovery rights to a defendant who complied with the notice-of-alibi scheme.
Our data also indicate that there is no representation that consistently leads to non-random landscapes.
On its own these findings suggest that there is no separate temporal representation that is independent of the spatial representation.
The notion of winner-take-all, single-member legislative districts is based on a horse-and-buggy, geography-dominated concept of representation that simply no longer fits our country.
It should also be noted that the use of estimation procedures (i.e., least-squares), alternate regression or similar procedures to estimate power-law parameters from dynamic curves lead to a power-law representation that is no longer local according to the classical definition [ 48- 50].
But no part of the representation that is the possible world in question, or any other possible world, may serve as the object which the pronoun 'it' in (b) designates, as the pronoun needs to designate something that is said to be a human finger but no part of any such representation is said to be a human finger.
The data, available on the police.uk website also reveals: no force has a BME representation that matches its local demographic, 11 forces have no BME officer at Chief Inspector rank or above, and of the two BME chief officers in England and Wales, both are in the Met.
