(We speak of experiences rather than representations in deference to those who doubt that we experience in representations, or need to do so: we wish to be neutral on this issue).
Legal aid groups say the budget cuts, coupled with Mr. Adams's resignation, are signaling a return to darker days for poor defendants in need of representation in Georgia.
The more the U.F.C. functions as a well-run corporation, the more its athletes may come to see themselves as employees employees, perhaps, in need of representation.
To multiply the encoded {−2, −1} with multiplicand X, two's complement representation of partial products is in need to indicate the change in sign bit.
First, sympathy does not necessarily require feeling any kind of congruent emotions on part of the observer, a detached recognition or representation that the other is in need or suffers might be sufficient.
International juvenile justice standards identify child soldiers first and foremost as victims in need of representation and rehabilitation.
The narcotraficante is not "la voz del pueblo;" he is a very specific figure who has attained social mobility and is no longer in need of representation.
For organized labor, adds Lichtenstein, retail presents a great opportunity to recruit large numbers of low-wage workers in need of representation.
While Baker advised Wall Street clients, Manafort went wherever the money was, no questions asked, which meant dictators and other scuffed-up characters in need of representation and whitewashing in Washington.
Indeed, it was unclear if there was one uniform ideology shared by everyone at Saturday's conference, aside from a sense that whites will soon be a beleaguered minority in need of representation.
