Sentence examples for represented to your from inspiring English sources

As a candidate, you should be honest, but you also have to make darn sure that your words can't be misrepresented — or, worse, accurately represented — to your disadvantage.

What have I, or those I represent, to do with your national independence?

* Don't sign any "designated representative" form giving the towing company the right to represent you to your insurance company.

You need a strong union to represent you, to protect your rights and to prepare for the next round of labor negotiations in five years.

That being said, if you are an Airbnb host, it is your duty to accurately represent your listing to guests looking to book.

Imagine that you train for your entire childhood for the opportunity to represent your country in your sport.

"There are big advantages in having an elected mayor to represent your city - to fight your corner in the world," Chancellor George Osborne said during a speech in Manchester.

In jobs for which you might have to represent your employer to the public, that professional look matters even more.

When selecting a candidate you aren't simply choosing someone to represent your association or your area.

Turning again to Ms. Lynch, he said, "Your duty is to represent your client, not to carry the torch for the entire Western world.

And if it means jetting halfway across the world, both to represent your country and to show you are important enough to be invited, then needs must.