Sentence examples for seeks to represent a from inspiring English sources
Ms. Peng's history holds one discordant note as she seeks to represent a softer side of China to the world: A photo widely circulated on the Internet, but hastily pulled in China, is said to show a young Ms. Peng, in army uniform, serenading troops in Tiananmen Square in 1989, after the bloody crackdown on dissenters there.
The UAW only "seeks to represent a unit of graduate students," the NLRB report summarises.
It seeks to represent a data sample as a sparse linear combination of some basic items in a dictionary.
On Friday, May 21st, my law office filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook in the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island, on behalf of Derrick Rose of East Providence that seeks to represent a national class of Facebook users, over privacy concerns relating to Facebook's "Instant Personalization".
The council sought to represent a range, not an honor roll of best buildings.
Mr. Kanu acknowledged that in seeking to represent a district of 50,000 mostly poor residents in a place where government corruption is endemic, he was taking a big step up from his current position as director of community affairs for Councilman Leroy Comrie, who represents the Jamaica area.
Kennedy, like Mrs. Clinton, was a polarizing figure seeking to represent a state where he did not live, a first-time candidate for public office whose last name, more than anything else, accounted for the honor of his nomination to run for senator from New York.
They sought to represent a class of approximately 350 employees employed by the Board of Governors.
Historically, rock journalism has come largely from a white, male perspective, so we were seeking to represent a multitude of viewpoints and experiences".
And of course, priority should be given to a secular constitution, which secular leaders seek to represent a guarantee of democracy.
"We have always sought to represent a diversity of views in Newsweek, and we think Markos will be a great part of that tradition.
