Sentence examples for point representative from inspiring English sources

The United States has tried them all, and as a result enjoys a confusion of voices in our political discourse which often threatens to deprive the ship of state of any sense of direction.A truism makes the point: representative government must not only represent, it must also govern.

As if to illustrate that point, Representative George Miller (D CA), who chaired the 30 April hearing and represents the congressional district just north of Berkeley, commented that "as chairman of the [House] Education [and Labor ] Committeeand chair of the Democratic Policy Committee, I meet all of the time with leaders from the research-university community".

"Let me just get right to the point," Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut said.

At one point Representative Charles B. Rangel of Harlem, who also delivered a eulogy, asked all the members of Mr. Linday's administration to stand.

At that point, Representative Louise M. Slaughter, Democrat of New York and chairwoman of the Rules Committee, will stand up and seek recognition.

At one point Representative Danny K. Davis, an Illinois Democrat, wearing white gloves, carried in on a pillow one of two gold crowns that were placed on Mr. Moon and his wife.

At that point, representatives of 100 charities with which the late princess had been associated fell in behind.

Four years later, the Shah was deposed, and the film entered legal limbo; at one point, representatives of Ayatollah Khomeini threatened to seize it.

At this point representatives of the "innocent" corporations that have been funding the attacks can safely step out from behind the curtain and testify on the bill, showing how its adoption would cost American jobs and reduce freedom.

A test rig has been designed and built to test the performance of the TEG on engine operating points representative of marine application and quantify the impact of the clamping pressure on efficiency.

Sparks absolutely obliterated (by 30 points) Representative Artur Davis, who was trying to become Alabama's first African-American governor.