Sentence examples for representatives referred from inspiring English sources

Other representatives referred to "frivolous and abusive suits" that did little but hurt businesses and fatten lawyers' wallets.

In 1912, in Congressional hearings on industrial relations, labor representatives referred to themselves as "we, the underdogs".

In court papers, Skyride said Malkin representatives referred to Skyride employees and customers as "riffraff" and called its street sellers "people from the hood".

In New Hampshire, company representatives referred to their brief absences from the office, when they were supposedly rounding up signatures, as "taking a 10-minute trip to Kennebunkport".

(b) Any advance by the armed forces, military or pare-military, of either Party into any part of the Demilitarized Zone, when confirmed by the United Nations representatives referred to in the following sub-paragraph, shall constitute a flagrant violation of this Agreement.

Warner Bros. representatives referred all requests for comment to Burbank police.

"Recently, we have heard government representatives refer to these support payments as 'worthless', arguing that payments should only go to environmental goals.

Prior to the story breaking, and while they were begging for quotes stand up their story, the Daily Mail had often tried to oil my representatives, referring to "the little one" and describing the birth as "wonderful" news.

The two representatives refer to a controversy over the use of CT scans to detect lung cancer in which scientists on both sides of a debate about the usefulness of this technology were accused of having conflicts of interest.

The Representatives, referring to the statement of Sergio Duarte, UN High Representative on Disarmament Affairs, on the occasion of the Global Week of Action against Gun Violence, stressed that Governments must be able to exercise legitimate authority and provide safety, security, socio-economic opportunities and development to their citizens.

A Trump representative referred questions to a law firm representing the president on ethical matters.