Sentence examples for representatives whether from inspiring English sources

Even so, asking our elected representatives whether women and men deserve equal rights and opportunities seems pretty basic.

Employees may be more forthcoming with the company's representatives, whether out of a sense of loyalty or the misconception that they are not at risk for prosecution.

Time after time the British public has shown itself to be more progressive than its supposed representatives – whether on foreign policy, climate change or public services.

They are entitled to see standards for performance so they can judge, with the help of their elected representatives, whether the objectives are being met.

Our society needs to decide, at the grass-roots level and not by its "elected representatives," whether we choose to finance all this care for our esteemed and revered elders in a new way, perhaps by a national value-added tax, or to ration and limit this care, which would run totally against our core moral values.

It would be absolutely awful if [a wrecking amendment were tabled] because the supreme court, those engaged in this issue and the wider public do expect the Lords at least to debate the issue properly and then provide the opportunity for the Commons who must decide – they are the elected representatives – whether they want such a bill".

Iran's delegate used the opportunity to ask the Israeli representative whether the Jewish state had nuclear weapons.

I asked the Oculus Rift representative whether I could crash the car, half-afraid, half-hoping that she would say yes.

In addition to feeling the pressure of having received money from her company to make the trip, she had the burden of deciding, as her family's representative, whether this was her long-lost brother.

In our research context, a sample is representative whether such sample was probabilistically extracted from a sampling frame in which is expected to observe the same heterogeneity observed in the surveys' target audience with respect to certain known characteristics.

Such questions play out with the question of political representation what aspects of identity are politically salient and truly representative, whether race, class, or gender (Phillips 1995; Young 1997, 2000).