Sentence examples for represented meat from inspiring English sources

"It's always been a legitimate enforcement compliance issue to ensure that what you call beef is beef," said Robert Hibbert, a lawyer who represented meat processors that used the technology.

For the most part, in our culture it is a very under represented meat, whereas it is mostly considered for the holidays.

The memo was made public this week by the National Joint Council of Food Inspection Locals, a union that represents meat inspectors and that is part of the American Federation of Government Employees.

"We have been saying for a long time that they induce workers to come here from Mexico and Central America with false promises," said Greg Denier, a spokesman for the United Food and Commercial Workers, which represents meat packing and retail food workers.

"That's unbelievable, it just shouldn't be allowed to happen," said Ron Spellman, the director general of EWFC, which represents meat inspectors across the EU, when we showed him pictures the Guardian had obtained of the incident that had been described to us.

Mr Spellman, who is director general of the European Working community for Food inspectors and Consumer protection (EWFC), which represents meat inspectors across the EU, said: "Last year we know that there were at least 37,000 pigs' heads with abscesses or tuberculosis lesions in lymph nodes in the head.

This middle ground once represented the meat of the movie business but receded over the last decade as the industry pursued the fringes of the market — tiny specialty films and blockbusters — because of the huge DVD upside, among other things.

Furthermore, the grazing treatment led to higher P budgets (surpluses) and more efficient P use, as represented by meat production in addition to the soybean production.

For meat color two classes were created, representing white meat (European class 1 to 6) and meat with an undesirable red color (European class 7 to 10) for white veal production.

Therefore, our results indicate that by using wine instead of vinegar in cooking such game, the percentage of children with >10 µg/dl of Pb in blood could be reduced from 2.08% to 0.26% (when game meat represents 50% of meat in the diet; Fig. 4b).

Few (<1%) reported "never" eating meat in childhood, and both "about once a year" and "about once a month" represent occasional meat eating, so we created a 3 point scale: "1 week", "about once a week" and "almost daily".