Sentence examples for representing the community from inspiring English sources

The dispute may turn into legal action, said Norman Siegel, a civil liberties lawyer representing the community group.

"But that doesn't actually work, because the liaison is representing the community and not truly loyal to the police".

Baliga laid out the ground rules: Campbell would read the charges and summarize the police and sheriff's reports; next the Grosmaires would speak; then Conor; then the McBrides; and finally Foley, representing the community.

This means that the eighteen jurors who are eventually seated will face the difficult, if not impossible, task of separating their duty of representing the community as jurors from the outrage they may feel as members of a community that was attacked, by proxy, when the bombs went off at the Boston Marathon.

"Regardless how justified or true M23's claims of representing the community of so-called 'Congolese Tutsi' were – it remains that land and identity issues, representation and protection of communities must urgently be addressed by the Congolese government," said Christoph Vogel, a DRC analyst.

Though he added that Nahda had been elected "not to govern but to serve", his reference to the historical idea of a united Muslim state headed by a leader representing the community of believers stirred the worst fears of the country's largely secular-minded middle class.

"Most newsrooms are still not fully representing the communities that they serve," Vargas said.

This local water governance organization can elect a representative to the district level who represents the community's voices.

All represent the community at large.

They have "spokesmen" who represent "the" community and its customs.

"Emergency services should represent the community they serve.