Sentence examples for ongoing representation from inspiring English sources

"He was involved in the union's ongoing representation of workers".

His work includes consultation and ongoing representation for many of the world's most influential Christian leaders, ministries and churches.

The firm's transactional practice includes the structure and formation, ongoing representation, purchase and sale, financing, mergers, joint ventures and alliances of a broad spectrum of business and real estate entities.

\"Newsweek\" magazine headlined him as \"Point Man for God\" and a \"New York Times Magazine\" personal profile feature quoted him as saying his job is \ …to find the sweet spot where faith and culture intersect.\" His work includes consultation and ongoing representation for many of the world's most influential Christian leaders, ministries and churches.

"Newsweek" magazine headlined him as "Point Man for God" and a "New York Times Magazine" personal profile feature quoted him as saying his job is "…to find the sweet spot where faith and culture intersect". His work includes consultation and ongoing representation for many of the world's most influential Christian leaders, ministries and churches.

Botsford's letter to state officials underscores how seriously he and his client are taking the grand jury probe: "Disclosure would provide a road map to strategic and tactical decisions made during the course of my ongoing representation while simultaneously revealing matters subject to grand jury secrecy".

However, the latest intelligence revived by the council is that no definitive position has been taken on this matter, and ongoing representations are being made to officials and ministers in Whitehall about the importance of the link to south Wales".

Nonetheless, it is important to distinguish the currently prepotent level of goal/action identification and its functions from the ongoing representations within each level of the hierarchy and their dynamic interactions.

It paints a vivid, though fun, picture of a city's frustration at ongoing "taxation without representation" under King George III.

As it confronts ongoing problems of representation, equity and legitimacy, ACOFOP now encourages associated community forest concessions to diversify beyond commercial timber into collectively organized non-timber forest activities.

The children's book community has been on fire with responses (including my own) – and, at the heart of these ongoing struggles around representation is the fundamental question about the role of both literature and the creators of literature in times of crisis.