Sentence examples for representing their views from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? 4. WRAP-UP/ HOMEWORK: Students choose one of the topics that they researched in groups (and addressed in the questions for fishbowl discussion), then write a letter representing their views to a state senator or representative.

Those leaders "lose their credibility and authority when representing their views to the owners," he added.

The public do not want military intervention and, in representing their views, MPs are doing their job, he said.

He said some issues that appeared to only apply to England actually had "massive knock-on effects" on Scottish constituencies with "direct consequences" and blocking Scottish MPs from representing their views would be undemocratic.

In 2010, he was elected secretary of the 1922 Committee of Tory MPs, giving him a role in representing their views to David Cameron, but stood down two years later.

But most have been brilliant to me, and I hope a few are even quite proud of me - proud they have one of their own representing their views in the game, and proud it's someone who has the bottle to be contrary, because that's what the game needs.

In contrast consumers satisfied with their obstetric care, in the absence of an organised group representing their view, remain passive recipients in the process of reform.

All parties said the statement represented their views.

Stuart Broom of Waterstone's represented their views on the judging panel.

CCTV's ad "represented their views in a factually accurate way", it said.

Parents were reassured by having parent governors that represent their views, she said.