Sentence examples for official representation from inspiring English sources

It was the first time the 'outside' of Bilderberg has had official representation.

"There's been official representation from New Zealand Cricket, and from the team management as well," he said.

I first started to question the official representation when, as a 19-year-old minister in training, I heard whispers about King's rampant womanizing.

Because Mr. Sadr's followers boycotted the 2004 elections that established the local government, they lack official representation in the local council.

They have spoken with Tellem, but he did not gain official representation of Matsui until Monday and is expected to begin negotiating with teams this week.

It's that Mr. Wonder's music is generally not part of an official representation of jazz, the kind of thing put forth by a performing-arts institution like SFJazz.

Early in the 18th century, official representations were being made for direct crown control.

Born in 1944 in German-annexed Czechoslovakia, Mr. Farocki's skeptical consciousness and filmmaking career were decisively shaped by the student protests of the late 1960s, when doubt about official representations of truth became deep and wide.

Although official representations of legitimate forms of politics lead clientelism to be discredited, and thus consigned to the realms of the unofficial corridors of power, it nevertheless remains a structuring part of representative democracies.

Britain made 27 official representations to the Chinese government about the case.

Britain made 27 official representations to the Chinese government; the Chinese ambassador to London was summoned twice to meet British Foreign Office ministers, once after the execution.