Sentence examples for representing further from inspiring English sources

to the importance of representing further education students in the NUS (they make up more than 4 million of the 7 million NUS membership).

To stop representing: Father Bob Vitaglione, a Catholic priest who has represented thousands of immigrants in New York courts, has been barred from representing further cases, leaving lawyers and advocates scrambling to pick up the slack.

But you have to work on yourself … Do something!" Some readers interpreted this quote as representing further comments about Ms. Slaughter, and the story circulated widely online: on Politico, The Huffington Post, Jezebel and elsewhere.

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Moreover, in conjunction with Egyptian-Russian bilateral agricultural trade growth in recent years, Russia imposed import embargos on agricultural and food commodities from several countries, creating a supply gap of around 25%% on the Russian orange market, thus representing further export opportunities for Egyptian oranges.

Processes with low cohesiveness can either be particularly diverse (e.g. amino acid and derivative metabolism, protein processing) or not yet fully characterized, representing further opportunities for future experimental investigations.

Thus these upheavals represent further confirmation of the moral and organisational superiority of the western order.

For the average English council, this represents further £30m cuts for 2015-16.

"At its best, the government's selective school proposals represent further confusion and fragmentation of England's education policy.

But it would represent further slippage from the sector's highs before the crisis.

An older woman saves her from an attack, yet it's unclear whether this woman is her savior or represents further danger.