Sentence examples for represent a spokesman from inspiring English sources

The Friedman reference is interesting, because to some experts on the Left, that's exactly the kind of figure Piketty is beginning to represent: a spokesman for the once excluded fringe who has the credentials and star power needed to elevate the cause into the mainstream.

Among the proposals on the table is a new national security council, which would deal with military issues and in which government officials and rebel leaders would be represented, a spokesman for the main northern rebel group, the Patriotic Movement of Ivory Coast, said tonight.

"This deal represents a solution," a spokesman for PAI said.

The Justice Department was just wrong in the employ of its dragnet, and the administration — as represented by a spokesman, Jay Carney — was disingenuous in its insistence that the administration supports "unfettered" journalism.

A Defence Estates spokesman said development "would represent a boost to local job opportunities".

The attack, said Amnesty International spokesman Daniel Eyre, "represents a deliberate attack on civilians whose homes, clinics and schools are now burnt-out ruins".

Pincus Cohen & Son Real Estate is representing Mr. Huder, but a spokesman there said he could not comment on the situation.

"Scott Brown looks at every issue on the merits and votes based on what is in the best interest of the people he represents," said Colin Reed, a spokesman for Mr. Brown's campaign.

An ACE spokesman said it represented a "worst case scenario" and that smaller bodies would not be disproportionately affected.

A TfL spokesman said: "This represents a significant challenge to ensure we can meet this reduction in our planned expenditure as set out in the TfL business plan.

On Tuesday, Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said the plan represented "a historic opportunity to move forward" toward a Palestinian state living in peace with Israel.