Sentence examples for representative a kind of from inspiring English sources

A summit of EU leaders on October 29th and 30th was due to approve plans for a new European External Action Servicee" (ie, diplomatic service) headed by a High Representative, a kind of foreign minister.

Apart from the council president, there will also be a beefed up "high representative", a kind of foreign minister who will chair meetings of EU foreign ministers (ie, will have political power) and be a vice-president of the European Commission (ie, will have pots of money, thousands of staff and offices round the world).

On April 26th, Bosnia's parliament failed to ratify constitutional changes that would be needed in order to join the EU.Next spring, the office of High Representative, a kind of international governor for Bosnia, is due to be abolished, to be replaced by a gentler kind of persuasion, known in Brussels as "conditionality".

According to a source close to him, his aim is to lure into – or rather, keep in – the PdL a majority of Berlusconi's elected representatives: a kind of political reverse takeover that could leave the former prime minister as the leader of a radical rightist rump.

Trickster is providence's representative -- a kind of savior sent when a society is in crisis and no longer serving the needs of its people.

She's the representative of a kind of last-gasp Republicanism, of an exhausted party, whose proud fiscal conservatism and patriotism have given away to scurrilous fear-mongering and ideological confusion.

A third conception is little more than the use (or abuse) of Descartes as a straw-man representative of a kind of over-arching "Western rationality" that over-rationalized the human being and denied the body and emotions.

In that sense, he's representative of a kind of don't-tread-on-me strand of American anti-authoritarianism, which is an ethos that still obtains".

Trying to forget may also be representative of a kind of cognitive flexibility, which refers to the ability to "reappraise one's perception and experience of a traumatic situation instead of being rigid in one's perception" [ 41].

The advocates, whom Olwyn calls "libbers," because many of them are feminists, are, in this struggle, not representatives of women's liberation so much as representatives of a kind of dead lib.

"They're representatives of a kind of family about to become extinct.