Sentence examples for represent could be from inspiring English sources

In its ruling, the Court of Appeals said, "Legislators and the districts they represent could be disenfranchised from the constitutionally mandated budget process if stripped of the capacity to sue when confronted with allegedly unlawful or unconstitutional conduct of others that directly affects their official responsibilities".

However, since no echo registrations were done in this study [ 8], no information regarding what underlying heart disease an elevated BNP value would represent could be obtained.

Ongoing discussions over new routes and landing rights in the countries represented could be one casualty of the talks.

In the context of Britain's referendum, the impasse over Poland and the tensions it represents could be exploited by the leave campaign.

She thinks the stability that her appointment represents could be a positive point to attract sponsors, and she believes that her gender could have some advantages in racing management.

So this is going to be an ongoing issue that Greece is the exemplar, but what it represents could be the real issue for a lot of investors.

To fully embrace the government and the potential revenues it represents could be a temporary solution but seems to be a bitter and controlling pill for our most innovative field to have to swallow.

The perpetrators were "simply evil or out control", so they and their mindsets they represented could be rejected.

New categories or themes from the health professionals' responses (not yet represented) could be added to the emerging framework as indicated.

"It's impossible to know exactly how much the new business relationships they represented could have been worth to me," he wrote.

The New Hampshire senator could have been representing Denmark with all his dramatic Hamlet-esque antics.