Sentence examples for represents community from inspiring English sources

"This is dire," said Paul Cobbing, chief executive of the National Flood Forum, which represents community flood action groups.

"This is dire," said Paul Cobbing, the chief executive of the National Flood Forum, which represents community flood action groups.

"I think this poses very serious antitrust concerns," said David Balto, an antitrust lawyer who used to work for the F.T.C. and now represents community pharmacists.

Mr. Friedman, who usually represents community facilities, argued the other side on behalf of MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings, of which Ronald O. Perelman is chairman, owners of the adjoining building at 35 East 62nd Street.

He said his organisation, which represents community land owners, expected the review to eventually lead to "radical" reforms.

Community Land Scotland represents community groups that collectively own about 500,000 acres of land, which is home to 20,000 people.

Mr. Seabrook represents communities like Co-op City, Williamsbridge and Baychester.

Research evaluating community health worker (CHW) programs inherently involves these natural community leaders in the research process, and often represents community-based participatory research (CBPR).

Kramer represents communities west of Milwaukee.

Los Angeles City Councilman Mitchell Englander represents communities adjacent to the leak and said that approximately 15,000 people had to leave the area.

"Quite frankly, it's not litigation overkill at all," said Los Angeles City Councilman Mitchell Englanderr, who represents communities affected by the leak.