Sentence examples for represented to discuss from inspiring English sources

Yet here we are this week, at a unique gathering of journalists from around the world – more than 40 countries are represented – to discuss journalism under threat.

The main objectives were to structure and propose a hierarchy of the various measures reported in the recent literature and to collect information on the experiences of the many countries represented to discuss if some may be transposable to other nations.

ARTINFO sat down with Frazier at Higher Pictures, the Upper East Side gallery that represents her, to discuss her "Greater New York" installation, an impending research trip to Scotland, and her work as a curator at the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

This concept also represented patients' desire to discuss CAM use openly with COM providers without being dismissed or not taken seriously.

(Abbe Lowell, a lawyer for Mr. Rosen, and John N. Nassikas III, who represents Mr. Weissman, declined to discuss the case).

Blair Berk, one of several lawyers who represent Mr. Gibson, declined to discuss the case, citing confidentiality requirements.

Paul Cirel, a lawyer representing Ameridose, declined to discuss the statements made by the former employees.

Earnest said the meeting represents a chance "to discuss rather long list of priorities Congress needs to address.

For Kennedy, the day represents another opportunity to discuss language and discourse topics he has thought about for years.

This visit represents an opportunity to discuss with the parents and caregivers the prevention of occlusal disturbances and about the importance to intercept oral habits.

First, this study is an observational study and thus the correlations found do not represent an attempt to discuss the nature of causality for the correlations found herein but simply that these correlations exist.