It not only represents the interests of PSG.
"It not only represents the founding of a fighting movement that brought about peace and stability.
It not only represents corrupt practices but a terrible dictatorship," Mendoza told the Guardian before the vote.
The United Nations' latest report on AIDS says "widespread violence against women not only represents a global human rights crisis but also contributes to women's vulnerability to H.I.V".
A commonly-voiced criticism of the IME is that it not only represents manufacturers' interests, but it also is a de-facto regulatory agency.
Senator Chuck Grassley not only represents corn growers; he also chairs the Judiciary Committee, which helps confirm Trump's appointments of judges.
This not only represents a huge loss of productive capacity as people in the prime of life are turned into dependants.
Drama is the most wide-ranging of all the arts: it not only represents life but also is a way of seeing it.
The nickname is apt, for the Esplanade not only represents the government's hope that Singaporeans will develop their taste for the arts, but that the rest of the world will acquire a taste for Singapore.
All right!" This ritual not only represents devotion to God but how marriage brings up difficult questions, such as when you're married and you're walking, when do you take big, weird steps?
In other words, Wednesday's decision not only represents the end of external homophobia; it will also will make it easier for many to resist the self-loathing of internalized homophobia.
