Sentence examples for represented in order from inspiring English sources

Represented (in order of appearance) were Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Tajikistan and the United States.

Anna has sympathy with this point of view but, partly because of her own experience at school, feels strongly that women's sport has to be represented in order to stop perpetuating the idea that it's irrelevant.

Both the successful accounts and the unsuccessful accounts must be transparently represented in order to give new clients the best representation of how the manager operates.

The microbial activity in each layer was represented in order to predict oxygen and substrate consumption and the release of water and heat.

In Fig. 7, results of the avoided CO2 emissions in the three configurations are represented, in order to perceive the real scope of CO2 reduction in every situation.

The statement urges the four regions - Ospreys, Scarlets, Cardiff Blues and Newport Gwent Dragons - to be represented "in order to effect change and/or exert an influence in any way".

It suggests that Maoist ideologues are not above inviting destruction on the very people they claim to represent in order to bring about a revolution that will bring them to power.

Primary Colors uses an algorithm that compares Democratic legislators' voting habits to the ideological complexion of the district they represent, in order to pick out congresspeople who vote significantly to the right of their constituents.

The largest unions in the public sector ― the National Education Association, the American Federation of Teachers, the Service Employees International Union and AFSCME ― have begun focusing on "internal organizing," reaching out to workers they represent in order to get them more involved in the union.

Together, the 103 mayors speak for the unique identities, needs and priorities of the more than 16 million people they represent, in order to develop solutions for Great Lakes issues that integrate the entire basin's environmental, economic and social concerns.

The reason these laws are so outrageous is because for a democracy to function properly, politicians should craft proposals that best serve the people they represent in order to win election.