Sentence examples for represents saying from inspiring English sources

But he acknowledged the policing challenges the mall represents, saying that one of his first moves upon taking over the precinct in June 2008 was assigning four officers to work there in shifts around the clock.

While he generally supports the mayor's plan, Mr. Miller is opposed to reopening a transfer station on East 91st Street in the Manhattan Council district he represents, saying it would be too close to residences.

Hines applied his own interpretation of what each letter represents, saying the transgender community "argues that God made a mistake" and that "Q" -- standing for queer -- "is the most disturbing".

On Friday night, residents of Corona, one of the neighborhoods Mr. Monserrate represents, said they would stand by him.

"He knows how fragile is the institution he represents," said Le Soir, the main French-language newspaper.

"Napster has this meaning to the public that it no longer represents," said Cary Sherman, president of the Recording Industry Association of America.

"Michael Filiou represents Langston on the board, but he cannot tell us who he represents," said Dalman.

"Lorne Jones allowed greed to destroy everything his badge represents," said U.S. Atty.

"That's when we saw what Nusra really represents," said one FSA activist whose family is from Idlib.

Do they represent, say, the unconscious, or creativity?

"It doesn't affect the people we represent," said Sam Cunninghame, its executive director.