Sentence examples for representatives ready from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robinson contends, however, that his company is providing more of a luxury experience, with representatives ready to hand over the keys and acquaint renters with their cars.

Just Tuesday, the president, speaking before the annual convention of the American Legion, criticized the Washington gridlock and said that he hoped the Congressional recess, during which time lawmakers returned home and presumably got an earful on voter frustration over partisan bickering, would usher in repentant Congressional representatives ready to compromise.

As the two previous editions show, the conference brings together science and business representatives ready to speak about commonly executed EU and privately-funded projects, to discuss encountered problems and win-win solutions in the wide theme of manufacturing technologies.

When external entities provide to our representatives ready-made policy research and recommendations, the incentives of Congress stop being aligned with engagement, knowledge-seeking and deliberation — its primary trust-building functions.

When Trovan went on the market in February 1998, Pfizer's thousands of sales representatives were ready.

"Russian representatives are ready to continue working together with American partners on all key issues on the bilateral and multilateral agenda," Foreign Ministry advisor Yuri Ushakov said.

"Russian representatives are ready to continue working together with American partners on all key issues on the bilateral and multilateral agenda," Mr Ushakov said.

Paul Clark, of administrators Duff and Phelps, said: "The club's legal representatives were ready to make the club's case which in essence is that there are extenuating and unprecedented circumstances in this case and we hope to demonstrate the distinction between the actions of the club and the actions of individuals.

Everyone knows waiting on hold for a representative sucks, and only a few companies have systems that will call you back when a representative is ready.

Gimme the Loot is far more representative of Ready to Die than Juicy or Big Poppa.

If, as expected, the current census forces the state's political map to be redrawn with two fewer Congressional seats, an obvious casualty would be some old silo of a district: where young people are fleeing, where the population could easily be split between two neighboring districts, where the representative is ready to call it a day.