Sentence examples for represented believe from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the people being represented believe "part of [a woman's] identity is the potential to be a mother".

"The American people that I represent believe that we're in a war still," Ms. Tauscher said.

They and the patients they represent believe strongly that poor performing physicians should be excluded or disincented from performing some procedures.

A recent study by the British Made For Quality industry alliance found that nine out of 10 of the businesses it represents believes the government is letting down the UK's smaller manufacturing companies.

"Today's announcement represents, I believe, what is required in this matter: swift, direct action," Mr. Nutter said.

"He would put everybody in a room and say, 'Go work it out".' He represented, she believed, the essence of public service: "to develop solutions".

It represents, we believe, the renaissance of the telecommunications equipment industry after six long years in the doldrums.

So apparently these same rich owners -- who Goodell represents -- believe capitalism will destroy professional football in this country.

While it does not address the rise of Trump and what he represents, I believe it is as relevant today as it was then.

And they represent, I believe, a moment in history when the General Assembly -- the world's most representative and democratic decision-making body -- reasserts itself.

While Rohrabacher has said he simply wants all of Afghanistan's ethnic groups represented, Karzai believes that his calls are disrespectful attempts to break up his country.