Sentence examples for representing amongst from inspiring English sources

He is presently representing, amongst others, five men charged with killing four Cuban Americans in a Miami Federal Court.

It can however be easily broken down into fourteen more easily understandable units formed by P-invariants, as shown in Table 2, along other examples representing amongst the biggest reaction networks publicly available.

The Dutch 'healthcare landscape' consists, apart from governmental organisations, of a number of strongly organised national associations representing amongst others insurers, public and private health providers and medical associations.

Commonwealth countries such as Canada, Australia, India, New Zealand, Malaysia and Nigeria were particularly well represented amongst the service's subscribers.

If these groups had been better represented amongst the justices in the past, the changes may have come quicker.

While Molenbeek has a high concentration of Moroccan-origin Muslims – heavily represented amongst the Paris attacks – Schaerbeek has a small but significant community of Turkish and Balkan Muslims.

White old age pensioners are not disproportionately represented amongst those stopped and searched on summer evenings between 6pm and 8pm in traditional English seaside resorts even though they make up the majority of the street population".

With black people also disproportionately represented amongst victims of crime, a young black person stopped and searched at random is statistically more likely to have been a victim of crime than be a currently active criminal".

Neither this company nor the other PACS providers were consulted in the construction of the survey, and are not represented amongst the authors.

Instead of the lost books of Livy or the plays of Aeschylus eagerly anticipated by scholars, the library turned out to consist mostly of Epicurean treatises, Philodemus being the author best represented amongst them, followed by Epicurus himself.

"An important message in our training is that stereotypes are based in part on fact, and we have to recognise this because in our country, people of colour are disproportionately represented amongst the people who commit street crime.