Sentence examples for representatives started working from inspiring English sources

Baseball draft picks and teams have danced around the rule regarding agents ever since representatives started working with draft picks in the late 1970s.

And both have Republican governors who stepped into office because their predecessors got better jobs from Barack Obama, and who both now have to win re-election on their own terms.So it was not surprising that a Utah state representative, Stephen Sandstrom, started working on similar legislation as soon as Arizona passed SB1070 in April.

Our task now is to ensure 100% salt iodization in the market and then maintain it forever", says Hanaa singer UNICEF representative in Azerbaijan.. UNICEF started working with the Azerbaijan Ministry of Health to address IDD back in 1996 and a working group was set up within the ministry in 1999 to deal with the problem.

Once they were in school full time, she started working as a customer services representative in call centres and found she was quite good at dealing with people.

Finally, he started working again.

I started working at 36.

Now, Mr. Faith and the other hall-of-fame representatives can start working toward their vision.

Beginning this month, representatives from these cities will start working with the US2020 team and education and policy leaders to hone their strategies and build upon their coalition.

This contrast is causing some Members of this Parliament to start working towards a single EU representative on the Security Council and a single European army, with a view to becoming the second world superpower alongside the United States of America.

The licence for an English translation was swiftly snapped up by the London representatives of the American publishing house Plenum, such that I could start working on the English version almost immediately after finishing the original.

In a meetingbetween SBT and representatives for the shipping industry at the end of 1986, it was decided that SBT would start working for a mainland connection that would not hinder sailing.