Sentence examples for represented by a member of from inspiring English sources

He will be entitled to be represented by a member of the ANC whose membership is in good standing".

In their relations with the government, the tribe insisted last year on being represented by a member of their own community rather than a bureaucrat from Funai (the National Indian Foundation).

The reformed legislative council, introduced in 1921 by the British, was based on principles of communal representation, which led the Tamils to realize that they were the minority ethnic group and that they should be represented by a member of their own community.

Each country is represented by a member of its EPHE National Coordination Team, which is a member of the EPHE Operational Board.

These are represented by a member of the tektin protein family (microtubule associated cytoskeletal proteins), a deep, but weak match to the eukaryotic initiation factor 4γ and an elongation factor 1 α-like factor.

Nyanza Province has the highest population in Kenya living below the poverty line at 65%, with marked constituency (political boundaries represented by a Member of Parliament) differences ranging from 43% - 80%.

Didsbury is in the parliamentary constituency of Manchester Withington, and is represented by John Leech MP, a member of the Liberal Democrats.

But it did not allow the city to be represented by a voting member of Congress.

The plate was created by the city to protest the fact that residents are not represented by a voting member of Congress.

In fact, if you are represented by a Democratic member of the House who was not on television sometime during this week's activities, he or she either has a very safe district or a party scheduled for the Playboy mansion.

Moreover, total costs were estimated for Europe (represented by all members of the European Union plus Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland).