Sentence examples for representatives arrested from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, the government released a videotape of an interview with one of the four other village representatives arrested on the same day as Mr. Xue.

As the police handcuffed them behind their backs and led them away, a crowd pressed in, chanting, "Let them go!" The representatives arrested were Joseph Crowley and Charles B. Rangel of New York, Keith Ellison of Minnesota, Al Green of Texas, Luis V. Gutierrez and Jan Schakowsky of Illinois, Raul M. Grijalva of Arizona and John Lewis of Georgia.

Michael Semple, the EU representative arrested in Afghanistan in December and later expelled for talking to the Taliban, was Irish, but his fall from grace is partly explained by the fact that he was working alongside British forces in Helmand.

I was so heartened by your story about Jeff Davis ("Representative Is Arrested and His District Is Stunned," June 22).

Other Chinese chemical companies made the journey to the annual show as well, including one manufacturer recently accused by American authorities of supplying steroids to illegal underground labs and another whose representative was arrested at the 2006 trade show for patent violations.

Christopher von Keyserling, a 71-year-old Republican town representative, was arrested last week for an incident that occurred on December 8.

Believing that this might be intended as the route by which the magistrates would later send their representatives to arrest the speakers, some members of the crowd pushed the waggons away from the constables, and pressed around the hustings to form a human barrier.

The issue here is how representative arrest and release is relative to "normal" cell cycle progression.

Last November, passion parties surfaced rather unexpectedly in the news when one of its representatives, Joanne Webb, was arrested for selling two vibrators to undercover agents in Burleson, Tex.

Amnesty International has cancelled the public launch of a report on torture in Thailand after police in Bangkok warned the rights group that its representatives might be arrested and prosecuted for visa violations.

Violators of the order could be subject to fines up to 250,000 euros (U.S. $374,000) and Qualcomm representatives could be arrested.