Sentence examples for of representations made from inspiring English sources

In substantial part it was because the for-profit ratings agencies, Moody's and Standard & Poors, blessed them as sound products, largely on the basis of representations made to them by the banks that marketed the securities.

The ruling was the result of representations made to the F.C.C. by a young New York lawyer named John F. Banzhaf III, and it threw the tobacco and broadcasting industries into considerable turmoil and confusion, for it led to an obligatory granting of millions of dollars' worth of air time each year for the televising of anti-smoking commercials.

The lack of representation made such an impact on me, that for a long time I had no idea how to parse my feelings about gender, my body, my sexuality and how I could exist in the world.

This "deficit of representation" makes it difficult for voters to scrutinise their representatives and for presidents to build stable coalitions.

To the author, such a movement is very similar to what we all do in everyday life, although in science you have mathematics, technical vocabulary, a high level of abstraction, and particular ways of representation, making it a more powerful means of discovery.

In that indictment, the government asserted that "many of the representations made about Enron's network and software at the Jan . 20 , 2000analyst conference were false".

The indictment says, "many of the representations made about Enron's network and software at the Jan . 20 2000, analyst conference were false".

"We believe some of the representations made by Ford regarding the CVPI are false," the attorney general's office said.

Mr Vickers said he hoped the government will "take note" of the representations made in the consultation, which ended last Friday.

ROMA [ 7] uses competitive hybridization of test and reference "representations", made by amplification of restriction fragments, to arrays of oligonucleotides.

As Aaron Scharf describes it in "Art and Photography": "They contradicted almost all of the previous representations made by artists.