Sentence examples for range of representatives from inspiring English sources
The international affairs secretary will be conducting discussions with a range of representatives from consulates tomorrow".
That might support Bachmann's presence in the race, but it also argues for a wider range of representatives who can reflect the nuances of women's political values and views.
Mr. Gambari, who had visited shortly after the crackdown, will meet with a "a broad range of representatives of Myanmar society" from Saturday through next Thursday, the United Nations said.
The Ukrainian parliamentary elections have confirmed the country's pro-European orientation and drawn into government a wide range of representatives of the social forces that brought about the Maidan revolution earlier this year.
The research methods for the 12 post-2004 countries included commissioning reports by national experts which served as a frame of reference for five-day research visits, during which semi-structured interviews were held with a range of representatives and stakeholders in each country.
In 2007, AVSAG was the first NZ VSAG to establish formal terms of reference that were signed by member organisations (Cronin 2008), and this updated VSAG incorporated a wider range of representatives from Auckland, Waikato and Massey Universities, GNS Science, MetService, the Kestrel Group, as well as local and national CDEM representatives (Smith 2009).
We quantify the impact this has on memory bandwidth over a range of representative benchmarks.
T. he field of hobby supplies expands even wider this year, with an increasingly diverse range of representative retail sites.
The model has been successfully applied in a distinct set of trials with varying range of representative input variables.
We expand the pool of candidate theories to include chain-based statistical mechanics and hybrid theories to explore the range of representative models of the MCL.
Lempert et al. [20] suggests that creating a range of representative scenarios will promote something called Robust Adaptive Planning (RAP), which implies the implementation of a robust and adaptive intervention.
