Sentence examples for representative calls from inspiring English sources

Mick Mulvaney, a South Carolina representative, calls it "capitulation".

One London traders' representative calls this "the single most difficult issue" in implementing MiFID.

Robert Zoellick, America's trade representative, calls new negotiations on trade a way to "counter the revulsive destructionism of terrorism".

Simply leave contact information at the phone number given, and a representative calls back with tuition details.

The AFEX representative calls her regularly when he sees the euro's value dropping and knows she may want to make a purchase.

If the athlete who is to be tested is not at those locations, the representative calls to notify him or her about the test.

But many rules that even industry representatives call essential are years away.

Charlene Barshefsky, Mr. Clinton's trade representative, called any such move "absolute folly".

Peter Hain, Tony Blair's representative, called the final text "a good basis".

Mussolini sent his after representative called to see Pope's.

Within a minute, a bank sales representative called on the telephone.