Sentence examples for representatives under from inspiring English sources
Mr Hartz took responsibility for the alleged misuse of company funds by workers' representatives under his command.
Moscow has been encouraged by Sheik Khatib's suggestion, which he repeated here, that he would be willing to talk to Syrian government representatives under certain conditions.
"The government clearly prosecuted Caronia for his words — for his speech," the majority wrote, concluding later "the government cannot prosecute pharmaceutical manufacturers and their representatives under the F.D.C.A. for speech promoting the lawful, off-label use of an F.D.A.-approved drug".
Public sector union, Unison says it will fight to save the jobs of two of its representatives under threat at Swindon Borough Council.
By last Friday's BLK commission meeting, more than 1500 scientists, including German Nobel laureates Prof. Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard and Prof. Klaus von Klitzing, had signed the letter, putting politicians, federal, and state representatives under pressure.
Observers say this case highlights the growing repression of civil society representatives under Thailand's military government.
HANOI, 24 March 2006 Introduction We, government delegates from countries throughout East Asia and the Pacific, civil society representatives, under-18 delegates and international partners met in Hanoi, 22-24 March 2006, with the aim of galvanizing greater commitment to, and action for, children under 18 years of age who are vulnerable to, infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.
In addition, community representatives from under-researched sections of society were also involved through participating sites and national organisations.
He was also chief of staff to Carla Hills, trade representative under Mr Bush's father.
RICHARD RIVERS Washington, July 29 , 2001The writer was general counsel in the office of the United States trade representative under President Jimmy Carter.
Mickey Kantor, who was the United States trade representative under President Bill Clinton, said increasing tensions was a necessary byproduct of greater interdependence.
