Sentence examples for regularly represent from inspiring English sources
As a lawyer, I regularly represent my clients in competition investigations and merger cases in front of the commission.
Placing second and third, ahead of bunches of male world champions, were Pat Davies and Nicola Smith of Britain, and Sabine Auken and Daniella von Arnim, who regularly represent Germany.
Its impact in the first year will be limited – the 2016 T20 competition is likely to be played over less than three weeks in August, allowing the England players to regularly represent their counties for what is likely to be the last time – while there is also a possibility it will be shortened in 2017, when the calendar will be cluttered because of England hosting the Women's World Cup.
Heipt and his law partner, Edwin Budge, regularly represent families of individuals who have died in jails across the country.
Though Refinery29 has long championed body positivity and inclusivity, the fact is, when we sat down to examine the images on our own site, we were surprised (and frankly embarrassed) that only about 5% of the images we publish regularly represent plus-size women.
Small interfering RNAs are regularly represented as the exogenously made or viral inducers of RNAi.
Willading was frequently charged with diplomatic missions and regularly represented his canton in the Swiss Confederation Diet.
But the only widely known travel lawyer who regularly represents consumers is Thomas A. Dickerson of New York.
Joanna represents the IU on the International Education Advisory Forum, is a board member of the School of Advanced Studies and Vitae External Advisory Board and regularly represents the sector on national and international platforms.
The Yankees would probably get a little more love outside New York if they regularly represented the United States against Cuban and Japanese teams.
She was appointed Queen's counsel in 2006 and often appears against James Eadie QC, a fellow member of chambers who regularly represents the government.
