Sentence examples for representative in order to from inspiring English sources

So does poetry need a celebrity representative in order to be thrust into the public awareness?

The number of pixels in a patch must be representative in order to get plausible quality histograms.

The applied weather data of a design year and in parts also of a design region are representative: In order to obtain a reasonable solution, it is of utmost importance that the applied weather data contain seasonal changes and contribute equally to a balanced complexity of the whole model.

We need to be FULLY representative in order to to have authentic leadership and actual results.

Other concerns include the challenge of reliably interviewing workers in private while being guided by someone who is usually a management representative (in order to get frank responses and data of comparable quality across all areas assessed), and how to combine data in situations where different interviewees respond differently to the same or similar questions.

In addition to performing a mapping of sites to a superfamily representative, we have used the same strategy to map sites for a functional family (FineFam) to the FineFam representative, in order to examine site coverage for a more functionally coherent grouping of relatives.

United were offered 11,063 seats, only for the club's representative to say that "in order to ensure maximum attendance", United would prefer to only be allocated the 8,012-seat 8,012-seatRoad stand.

"The state may choose," she wrote, "that it is better to risk having fewer minority representatives in order to achieve greater overall representation of a minority group by increasing the number of representatives sympathetic to the interests of minority voters".

UK officials are lobbying EU representatives in order to redraft the directive, which could cost fund managers as much as £4.6bn in compliance costs, according to a recent report by the Financial Services Authority.

The CPS will provide information to defence representatives in order to allow them "to consider whether there is any basis for their client's case to be referred to the court of appeal or to the criminal case review commission (CCRC)".

A CPS spokesperson said: "The CPS has made it clear that it intends to have on going contact with the bereaved families and their representatives, in order to ensure they remain fully informed and that any views they have can be listened to".