Sentence examples for represents day from inspiring English sources

Despite the threatened strike, the city has not met with the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators, which represents day care directors.

City negotiators presented a plan Monday to District Council 1707, which represents day care workers, but the union rejected the offer.

The bill pleases 1199/S.E.I.U., which represents home health workers; the United Federation of Teachers, which represents cerebral palsy workers; and District 1707, which represents day care workers.

t represents ton, d represents day, and m is the thickness of oil layer.

This period was chosen since it represents day times commonly used in laboratory schedules.

"This legislation gives one stakeholder undue power in the democratic process, which is undemocratic," said Kate Hege of La Raza Centro Legal, which represents day laborers and other immigrants.

It also disciplined four other firms, including Momentum Securities, based in Houston, whose president, James Lee, has led the Electronic Traders Association, which represents day-trading firms.

The right parts of those GIMs represent day, containing 37 rows of the GIM matrix.

Normalized gcRMA values were used to visualize gene expression at 8 hours after lights-on to represent day and 8 hours before lights-on (4 hours after lights-off, 16 hours after lights-on) to represent night.

From left: Dandio Coulibaly and Eliana Stanislawski representing Day of the Girl-US at the Montgomery County proclamation of the Day of the Girl in 2011.

When the two characters representing Day and Night first meet, they are suspicious of one another and, being complete opposites, they even start fighting.