Sentence examples for representative concerned from inspiring English sources
The only meeting that attracted a business representative concerned the rue du Commerce redesign.
The principal opposition to the Clause was insignificant: it came from a Representative concerned lest trial be so speedy that an accused not have an opportunity to secure witnesses material to his defense.
From the correspondence set forth in the bill, it appears that the commissioner based his complaint upon an investigation made by his representative concerning wages 'paid to laborers in the vicinity of Cleveland,' Okl., near which town one of the bridges was being constructed.
The GPs were representative concerning age and work experience for the general Dutch GP population.
However, they were representative concerning age, years since graduation, years of practicing and specialisation.
These five contain a population that was representative concerning socioeconomic status and ethnicity for the total population of Amsterdam.
Our sample is representative concerning gender (56% female) and age (mean 52 years) for patients with shoulder adhesive capsulitis in stage II [ 15].
However, we used RDS in four metropolitan areas of Peru and succeeded in obtaining a broader sample, apparently more representative concerning PLHA gender composition, source of HIV/AIDS care, and sexual orientation, compared to other surveys [ 12- 15].
"I assure you we don't want bags of cash," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin told the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday after facing questions from representatives concerned that the cash-heavy environment of the weed business could attract violent crime.
As for the awareness of OSCE implementation barriers, the hospital representatives concerned mostly about the availability and quality of standardized patients in 2007, as well as space and facilities in 2010.
Though unable to meet with King, Nehru inquired through diplomatic representatives concerning the possibility of King traveling to India in the future.
