Sentence examples for represents called from inspiring English sources

Norman Seabook, president of the correction officers' union, another of the 90 labor unions the committee represents, called the dire fiscal picture Mr. Bloomberg painted in his budget "disingenuous," saying the city should have used its $3.2 billion surplus to avert the cuts.

The clock icon represents "call history".

It is quite likely that the latter group represents calls from regions of genome duplications or repetitive regions.

In this simple hypothetical function call graph, nodes represent functions, and links represent calls from one function to another.

Nodes represent areas, and edges represent calls between these areas.

Red columns represent calls that were escalated to the call center, gray columns those that were canceled by the user.

Black circles represent calls that were assigned a low quality by the 1000GP and that we did not use in the comparison.

Royce and Lotze represent what may be called "idealist panpsychism".

Joseph Bruno, a lawyer in New Orleans who represents plaintiffs, called the decision "devastating.

Joseph Strasburg, president of the Rent Stabilization Association, which represents landlords, called the bill the "opening salvo".

Janet Riley, a spokeswoman for the American Meat Institute, which represents slaughterhouses, called that "plenty sufficient from a statistical standpoint".