Sentence examples for representing their concerns from inspiring English sources

They believe Cosla has proved ineffective in representing their concerns.

After a shaky start, more than 3,000 women formed 12 vendor associations, each with an elected spokesperson to represent their concerns to local authorities.

According to the 2008 Ipsos MORI poll, 55% agreed that a locally elected politician should represent their concerns about crime and policing.

Rhodes hardly came up, except when some students asked me what I thought of the movement's name – presumably because they were not certain that it accurately represented their concerns.

Even he admits that public cynicism about whether elected officials represent their concerns is justified.

First, MPs are chosen by the electorate to represent their concerns and needs in Parliament.

The women at the centre of the case have more generally criticized how the UBC report represents their concerns.

Voters there should now be given the opportunity to pick someone who will similarly represent their concerns and interests.

Already two top athletes, Ethiopian marathon runner Haile Gebrselassie and recently retired Belgian tennis player Justine Henin, have reportedly begged off representing their home countries, citing concerns for their health.

Concerns from conservative MPs that the Coalition is not doing enough to represent their constituencies' concerns have grown since moderate Liberal Malcolm Turnbull narrowly won the July election and the nationalist One Nation party won four Senate seats and continued to build support in polls.

In pUN, I think that the delegates are not concerned with representing their governments -- they represent their nation-states, their people.