Sentence examples for represents further from inspiring English sources

For the average English council, this represents further £30m cuts for 2015-16.

An older woman saves her from an attack, yet it's unclear whether this woman is her savior or represents further danger.

The latest transaction "represents further progress in the execution of the group's strategy," Stuart T. Gulliver, the chief executive, said in a statement.

"This transaction represents further progress in the execution of the group's strategy," Mr. Gulliver said in a statement announcing the sale.

The department has declined an FOI request by the Association of Colleges, which represents further education and sixth form colleges, to see the list of applications to open free schools for 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds 16-19-year-olds

But at least one group objected to the deal, partly because it represents further consolidation in the industry and partly because Sinclair's newscasts have been accused of showing bias toward Republican and conservative causes.

Three days later the University and College Union, which represents further-education lecturers, called a strike for April 24th too.

Thus these upheavals represent further confirmation of the moral and organisational superiority of the western order.

"At its best, the government's selective school proposals represent further confusion and fragmentation of England's education policy.

But it would represent further slippage from the sector's highs before the crisis.

to the importance of representing further education students in the NUS (they make up more than 4 million of the 7 million NUS membership).