Sentence examples for organization to represent from inspiring English sources

French commissioners finally created an official labour organization to represent them in 1906.

The union, meanwhile, said it plans to establish a separate organization to represent the Women's National Basketball Association players.

In 1922, they realized that, as a new and increasingly scandalous industry, they needed an organization to represent them in Washington.

That summer, not by coincidence, several wonkish millennials in Washington decided that people in their age group should have an organization to represent them.

"To meet those challenges, I founded Sf.Citi, a bipartisan nonprofit organization, to represent a collective-policy voice for the S.F. tech community," Conway went on.

Kwong was a regular presence at the C.S.W.A. since its founding, in 1979, when a group of Chinese restaurant workers decided that they needed an organization to represent them in ways that traditional labor unions hadn't.

If the participants in a consensus building process decide that it is important to find a way to represent a hard-to-represent or diffuse group, they may decide to invite proxy individuals or organizations to represent those interests.

Prosecutors not only got tougher but created powerful organizations to represent their interests and coordinate their political activities.

One effort involves the Seattle City Council's decision to allow nonprofit organizations to represent drivers in collective bargaining for taxicabs and "transportation network companies" regarding driver pay, hours of work and other working conditions.

To give it sufficient power, it is necessary for each organization to be represented on this committee with broad and uniform mandates.

The organization claims to represent the views of the nation's sportsmen.