Sentence examples for representation to him from inspiring English sources

The saga of the fight between Hewlett-Packard and Autonomy continued on stage today when Autonomy founder Mike Lynch repeated his allegation that HP has "never made" any formal representation to him or other former directors of the company regarding its controversial write-down of the acquisition.

This is similar to "change of position", and comes about when the defendant can show that the claimant made some false representation to him, which he acted upon to his detriment.

The most recent call came on Sunday, when the Foreign Ministry summoned the ambassador to make "solemn representations" to him about the detention of the captain, China's state-run Xinhua news agency said.

"It was the beginning of affluent black people being able to do what affluent whites have done: his money bought him representation to get him acquitted," Clark said.

That is how much the responsibility that comes with collective representation meant to him.

Berkeley's theory of ideas, which arose in part from his reflections of what we would now call Locke's "empiricist" notion of representation, suggested to him that no idea can be abstract: each idea must represent a particular rather than a universal.

Beal claimed the FDIC made loans to unqualified buyers that did not meet the representations the agency made to him.

We'll always listen to him but we do need a direct, individual, personal representation to join us.

Anderton becomes flustered when he begins to interpret the images which show him about to commit murder and begins to frantically sort through, According to Hall he begins "searching for whatever possible versions of this representation are available to him, other than the one that represents him as a murderer".

It means that Emre will be able to take legal representation with him to Soho Square and to call witnesses.

When he perceives the moon or a mountain, he does not under ordinary circumstances have any direct access to the metaphysical inside of such objects; they remain as representations that reveal to him only their objective side.