Sentence examples for representation to her from inspiring English sources

In the end, the High Court decided that the URA had made no clear representation to her.

The applicant in Borissik argued that she had a legitimate expectation to a substantive right, but since the Court decided that the URA had made no clear representation to her, it did not make any pronouncements on the approach that should be taken towards substantive legitimate expectations in Singapore.

Kennedy spoke about representations to her committee: including employers in the care industry who asked whether they ought to be advising EU workers to return home; European citizens who were asking about their children entering secondary school; and others who had entered British saving schemes.

When Mitchell was fitted with a mechanical prosthesis, she tended to keep it bent at a ninety-degree angle, as though in a sling, giving visual representation to the posture of her throbbing phantom, which she was powerless to move.

The caregiving representation reflects the mothers' own attachment experiences, but her current life situation, actual level of social support and the relationship experience with the specific child is important in shaping her caregiving representation to each individual child.

She and her law partner, Sharon Eubanks, offer high-quality legal representation to regular, working people as plaintiffs in civil matters.

While she does not condone certain things that have happened at Uber in the past, representation is important to her and she wants to see change from the lens of diversity and inclusion, she told TechCrunch in a recent interview.

While she does not condone certain things that have happened at Uber in the past, she told King representation is important to her and that she wants to see change from the lens of diversity and inclusion.

Sotoudeh's arrest was believed to be linked to her representation of Shirin Ebadi, a colleague and Iranian Nobel peace prize laureate currently living in exile.

Sotoudeh's arrest was also believed to be linked to her representation of Shirin Ebadi, a colleague and Iranian Nobel peace prize laureate currently living in exile.

But Unruh didn't report that the defendants now with Kreep were originally represented by Taitz until they determined that she was "in over her head," and that Taitz for a while refused to sign papers transferring their representation from her to Kreep.