Sentence examples for representative doubts from inspiring English sources

Salah Moussavi, the local SCIRI representative, doubts whether Iran would allow the Army of Badr to piggyback on an American invasion and the Americans might well regard the army, with its Iranian links, as an undesirable partner.America and Iran are exploring the possibility of limited military co-operation.

Representative Souder doubts that the prospect of losing financial aid would deter a murderer or a rapist, but says the same threat does a lot when it comes to drug use.

He said that Mr. Varganyi, who is awaiting sentencing, did not respond appropriately when an RTR representative expressed doubt that the company could handle the work.

Investors criticised chairman Keith Hellawell and majority owner Ashley for the way the company was run while union representatives cast doubt on a commitment to improve working practices.

Republican state House Speaker Bill O'Brien cancelled a planned Tuesday meeting between himself and nine Republican representatives who doubt Obama's citizenship because of the pending investigations.

"There's always doubt," Representative Henry J. Hyde, the Illinois Republican who is chairman of the committee, said of the amendment's chances of survival.

One speaker doubted Representative John Lewis's account that protesters had shouted racial epithets at him at a Tea Party rally on the Capitol, challenging him to a $10,000 bet to produce proof or take a lie detector test.

Likewise, the actor Tom Hanks declared himself "bored" with the campaign last week, and his view is no doubt representative of some people (and of course everyone cares what Hollywood types think about politics).

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Our government is not broken; it's been bought out from under us, and on the right and the left and smack across the vast middle, more and more Americans doubt representative democracy can survive the corruption of money.