Sentence examples for representative would have from inspiring English sources

"It's a complete disgrace that any elected representative would have associations with an organisation that promotes a 'gay cure' in the 21st century," said Phillip Dawson, who launched a campaign when he discovered his local MP, David Burrowes had an intern sponsored by Care.

He said a Democratic representative would have an easier time reaching a compromise, especially given the current 39-14 dominathen the party has in California's delegation.

Lashley was selected to compete against Vince's representative, Umaga, in Hair vs. Hair match, a match in which the loser or the loser's representative would have to get his head shaved bald.

"The representatives would have already conned them into doing it, and you had to just keep your mouth shut".

When asked about the report on Monday, Abbott said the UN's representatives "would have a lot more credibility if they were to give some credit to the Australian government" for stopping dangerous boat journeys by asylum seekers.

Under a proposed set of principles, law enforcement agencies or other government representatives would have to obtain a search warrant based on a showing of probable cause before they could obtain a person's e-mail, photos or other electronic documents stored in a service like Gmail, Flickr or Facebook.

Without this opposition, our representatives would have waved this agreement through.

One day a week, however, the industry representatives would have a catered lunch at a hotel across the street from the hospital.

"We have stopped the boats and I think the UN's representatives would have a lot more credibility if they were to give some credit to the Australian government for what we've been able to achieve in this area," Mr Abbott said.

Not long ago, an unsolicited home visit from union representatives would have been unheard of here.

State and tribal representatives would have been notified before shipments of spent nuclear fuel enter their jurisdictions.