Sentence examples for representatives known from inspiring English sources

The pitch from the gas companies' representatives, known as landsmen, were effective, she said.

Often, the policyholders will hire their own representatives, known as public adjusters, to deal with the insurer's hired help and the overall claim).

When the Soviet government gained recognition, it accredited "plenipotentiary representatives," known by the Russian abbreviation as "polpredy" and in English as "plenpots".

Jason Zillo, a Yankees spokesman, said that the 5,000 or so game-day employees at the Stadium (including the several hundred customer-service representatives known as ambassadors) are told not to give out inaccurate information.

The title refers to the five Republican county elected representatives – known as Freeholders – who initially denied Hester's partner the right to inherit the detective's pension, in a move inspired by concerns over the sanctity of marriage.

That is an extremely challenging ambition because the government's representatives, known as political agents, run their areas with an iron fist and are almost uniformly corrupt, Pakistani and American officials say.

"His representatives know this is the best place for him.

New York voters should let their elected representatives know that they want ethics reform — or new representatives.

Other Latisse providers said in interviews that their Allergan representatives knew about online sales.

New York gun owners should make sure their representatives know how strongly they oppose this ridiculous assault on their rights".

"We want to let our representatives know that we want them to vote against the war," said Jane Mercaldi, the organizer.