Sentence examples for representatives to create a from inspiring English sources
Research suggests that we need a comprehensive, regularly monitored effort by school personnel, parents, students and community representatives to create a caring school climate.
About 16 months ago, when the European Union began a constitutional convention of 105 representatives to create a document that would bind more than 25 nations in a new civil union, who knows what might have been possible?
Work with your Groupon representative to create a custom offer that meets your business needs.
We the people hire government representatives to create and enforce laws to ensure that our society will survive and prosper.
A workshop was held with the local community leaders, Kebele chair persons, and district health office representatives to create awareness about the purpose of the study.
The elected parliament, which will write a constitution, isn't likely to be truly representative, or to create a political consensus out of this violent polarization.
The 1990 census is thought to have missed one native American in eight.The statisticians' solution is to follow each census with a quality check, surveying representative areas to create a picture of those overlooked in the full count and correcting the figures accordingly.
For example, in the case of natural rubber, roughly speaking, every third bond should be broken within a representative volume to create a crack (Volokh 2013a).
The title was a result of Ng combining the Sun (commonly representative of men) and the Moon (commonly representative of women) to create a united symbol to represent homosexuality.
Both Activision and MTV Games were in talks with representatives of the Beatles to create a Beatles-themed game, until MTV Games secured an exclusive license with Apple Corps, Ltd. to produce The Beatles: Rock Band.
An equal amount of protein was taken from each sample to create a representative MIAC and HCA-positive sample and a representative negative sample; both were created in duplicate.
