Sentence examples similar to representatives prompted from inspiring English sources

Last fall, another Presbyterian delegation's meeting with a Hezbollah representative prompted so much controversy that two church officials who had attended were fired partly as a result.

On the tree reported in the paper of Shinzato et al. (2008), the previously assigned cnidarian and demosponge SoxB1s and SoxB2s all cluster outside the bilaterian Sox subgroup B1 and B2 representatives, which prompted the suggestions that the partition of group B to subgroups B1 and B2 only occurred in the bilaterians and that both SoxB1 and SoxB2 were generated from a SoxB1-like precursor [23].

In 2007, there were two horrific incidents of medical neglect at the San Diego mother-infant prison program which nearly resulted in the deaths of two children, These events prompted representatives from a Bay Area group called Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (LSPC) to visit the six mother-infant prison programs then active in California.

What prompted Representative Michael Burgess (R-Texas) to ask reporters, "Isn't that impressive?"?

That prompted Representative Donald M. Payne Jr., Democrat of New Jersey, to question the Education Department.

(This prompted Representative Howard Berman to point out that, if so, Traficant was the only known victim of a conspiracy "engineered by Janet Reno and implemented by John Ashcroft").

He prompted Representative Ron Paul of Texas to admit that his noninterventionist foreign policy would have precluded him from carrying out the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

The news prompted Representative Harvey Hilderbran, Republican of Kerrville, to let reporters and others know that he would be interested in Ms. Combs's job.

The report prompted Representative George Miller, Democrat of California and chairman of the House Committee on Education and Labor, to pledge to try to "rein in" tuition increases.

The situation has prompted Representative Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, to send a letter to the White House urging the administration to remove the link to the site.

That declaration prompted Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, one of the top Democrats in the House, to say he agrees with Mr. Grassley.