Sentence examples for represented to join from inspiring English sources

We need the wide majority of responsible gun owners who grieve with us every time this happens and feel like your views are not being properly represented to join with us to demand something better.

"Rather, I urge members of Congress to encourage state and local law enforcement in the states and districts they represent to join in the new PEP program".

This work also represents the methodology to join the parts of an automotive Space-Frame Structure made by dissimilar materials to achieve the maximum possible weight reduction with crashworthy performance as per the legal regulations.

The new law ends unions' ability to collect mandatory fees from workers they represent who refuse to join and pay dues.

Federal employees cannot be required to join the unions that represent them, or to pay union dues or fees.

The tournament is run by Conifa, which represents national sides unable to join Fifa, the world football body.

The project, still in the planning stages, represents South Korea's hope to join the elite ranks of space-faring nations and free itself from dependence on other countries to launch its satellites and provide military surveillance.

Maybe it does not need saying, outside Glamour, that any male feminist who volunteers to represent feminists, as opposed to join them, either does not get feminism or is having a laugh.

The project, still in the planning stages, represents South Korea's hope to join the elite ranks of other space-faring nations and free itself from dependence on other countries to launch its satellites and provide military surveillance.

Some library associations and groups representing authors are also planning to join the coalition, he said.

The lawyers, who are leaving to join Willkie Farr & Gallagher, represent insurance companies in a variety of matters, from mergers and acquisitions to stock and bond offerings.