Sentence examples for representatives drove from inspiring English sources

Housing authority representatives drove changes in housing codes, charging inspectors with incorporating children's health issues (like the presence of mold) into their assessments.

Some local health representatives drive four hours round-trip to treat patients in remote areas.

A separate federal whistleblower lawsuit pending in Florida charges that FastTrain's "business model is to enroll as many students as possible in order to become the beneficiary of more federal funding.... To achieve this purpose admissions representatives drive to low-income neighborhoods and tell people that if they get in the car, they will receive a quality education and job opportunities.

The Youngs, who spoke briefly by telephone to Ron Jr. late Sunday afternoon, learned little more today, even after an Army representative drove to their home here, about 15 minutes west of Atlanta.

A representative drove us through shanty-lined roads to an elegant country club.

In Massachusetts, for example, driven by State Representative Jonathan Hecht, House Bill 3068 would prohibit law enforcement agencies from retaining data captured from LPR cameras for more than 48 hours, unless a court approved longer retention.

The Macedonian information ministry representative who drove me around was not a member.

He was stunned to learn that the patient was his local representative, and drove home in a state of shock.

There were charging stations and each company provided representatives to drive passengers in the cars and explain the charging procedures.

Each academy will also set up a "drive team" of parent, student, staff and community representatives to "drive tactical projects and improvements", said the trust.

The Socialist Alternative (membership at Oberlin: eight) was there, as were the Spartacists (membership here: zero - their representatives had driven from Chicago, presumably bringing their magazines with them).