Sentence examples for public representative of from inspiring English sources

Now more than ever, the general manager is expected to be the public representative of the franchise.

He is a box-office draw whose value as a public representative of the much-debated group has soared along with his rejuvenated career.

"There are moments when I hear Church people say things and I think, 'Can I really be a public representative of an organisation that does this?' But much better to fight and win that fight".

A group comprised of the Department of Defense, EPA, State, and local authorities and a public representative of the community formed to meet the requirements of 10 U.S.C. 2705(c), the Department of Defense Environmental Restoration Program.

Members of any such committee shall include at least one representative of the Secretary, the Administrator, and appropriate State and local authorities and shall include a public representative of the community involved.

I know I am not alone in finding it increasingly difficult as an Anglican priest to be a public representative of an institution seemingly determined to appear as bigoted and ridiculous as possible to a great number of reasonable and moral people outside of it, so much so that the very good work we do achieve is obscured, or worse, obstructed.

As a Minister of Foreign Affairs she has represented her government's position to the Cabinet Ministers and public representatives of Asia, Europe and the USA, Ambassadors and Senior Representatives of International Institutions.

In public, representatives of Mr. Shirzai and Mr. Karzai speak only of unity among Pashtun tribes.

Artistic directors — as the title suggests — are in charge of the creative side of theaters, choosing and overseeing shows, directors and the artistic staff, but they also are generally the public representatives of the organizations, and share in responsibilities for fund-raising, communications, and audience development.

These folks are public representatives of your company, and of the industry, and should have expertise in customer service as well as cannabis.

Americans see religion and science as being in conflict, not because elites are engaged in contentious interactions, but because these public representatives of science and religion appear to undermine good debate.