Sentence examples for own representations from inspiring English sources

The major newspaper groups have made their own representations through privileged access to those in power.

Tenants are free to make their own representations.... dredging has been judged to be an acceptable activity on the Helford.

Another reason for refusing the reduction of Dora Maar's memory to "the Weeping Woman" is the crucial fact that she drew upon her lover's imagery in her own representations of his work.

"We … urge you to recognise that this is a case where the risk to Mr Love's life arising from extradition is so great that it would be entirely justified for you to make your own representations to your US counterpart to withdraw the extradition request because a domestic prosecution in England would permit justice to be done and remove the severe risk to Mr Love's life".

Each actor has his own representations, perceptions, beliefs and ideas.

The existentialists welcomed Husserl's doctrine of intentionality as a refutation of the Cartesian view according to which consciousness relates immediately only to its own representations, ideas, sensations.

"It's always advantageous for the buyers to have their own representation," he said.

The outcry prompted Mr. Birk's film team to reconsider its own representation of the prophet.

Ms. Morales requested a court-appointed lawyer, saying she could not afford her own representation.

Let communities have a say in licensing these establishments, and let women have a say in their own representation.

Though its own representation fell dramatically in the National Assembly, it received four cabinet posts in the new socialist government.