Sentence examples for privileges to represent from inspiring English sources

EAs are a group of 43,000 tax pros who are already regulated by the IRS and have special privileges to represent taxpayers at the IRS.

It was a privilege to represent the Omagh families.

It's a privilege to represent your team.

"It is my privilege to represent Jill Harth and three other Trump accusers.

He apologised to the victims "I worked hard to help", and added: "It's a great privilege to represent Rochdale people.

In one promo for the show Mr. Franz says: "For the last eight years it's been a privilege to represent New York's finest.

Should his actions be deemed serious enough, it could also suspend his licence or even withdraw his privilege to represent players for good.

Nils Pratley said: "It is a privilege to represent the Guardian and Observer journalists on the board of The Scott Trust.

"There are great moments to sit back a little bit as a player, and everyone who has the privilege to represent Everton at this time has a unique source of inspiration.

As I said in Oslo, the award that Leymah Gbowee, Tawakkol Karman and I received belongs in fact to all those whose efforts we have the privilege to represent and whose rights we have the obligation to defend.

Speaking as he left his posting as Israel's ambassador to the UK in 2015, Mr Taub said in a statement it had been an "extraordinary privilege" to represent Israel in the UK.