Sentence examples similar to represent- from inspiring English sources

Invisible Children has good access to international media but they have no connection with the community they claim to represent".

The Guardian's average of polls aims to best represent a snapshot of the polls as they stand.

And some governments – notably the US and Japan – have trouble participating in multi-year commitments that represent a fiscal contingency.

BME people constitute one in seven of the UK population, yet they represent more than one in three of those accepted as statutorily homeless.

But Cash stands at the extreme end of conservatism and does not represent the majority.

"Everyone accepts these programmes were not effective, did not keep us safe and, even if they did, represent an unacceptable degradation of our rights".

Wandering around the great halls and the bars and tea-rooms of Westminster last week was to witness the coronation of the SNP as the natural party of government in Scotland and the one that former Labour people now trust to represent their aspirations and best interests.

They will point out that, again and again, the men who seized Dublin's GPO on Easter Monday 95 years ago did not represent majority opinion in Ireland.

Although deputy mayor Jaroslaw Jozwiak says a final decision has not yet been made and this does not represent a liquidation of the museum and its collections, there is no doubt that the loss of this recognised small museum will mean less access to its 20,000 drawings and research facilities.

The first is that while the few score of Tea Party supporters are all white and mostly middle aged, the hundreds of supporters of the president's healthcare reforms represent a much greater diversity of ethnicities and ages.

"All parliamentarians carry the people's proxy in terms of fulfilling their obligations to properly represent their constituents.