Sentence examples for separately represented from inspiring English sources
"Other members of his family are separately represented," the person said, "and they are having separate discussions".
(When Yemen was a divided country, from 1967 to 1990, the two regimes were separately represented).
In court, children and parents are separately represented; typically by lawyers from Legal Aid Society or by a pro-bono private attorney.
Talleyrand's first task was to prepare the elections to the States General, the National Assembly in which the Estates were separately represented.
Instead of appearing in person, the pair are separately represented through rotoscope animation and dubbed by Slavic-accented performers, delivering what seem to be punchy excerpts from interviews.
It is not even clear whether the inquiry solicitor sent the Williams draft on to the BBC but Andrew Gilligan, who was separately represented has told me that he did not see it.
Adam Lewis QC, a noted sports barrister, who is separately representing Fifa and Chelsea in other legal disputes, will argue the case on the FA's behalf.
He helped the grocery workers' union in its fight against Wal-Mart, while separately representing the owners of scores of nonunion groceries that the union said exploited workers.
But the Family Court judge, Philip C. Segal, and lawyers separately representing the mother and the child counter that the state's Family Court Act authorizes the court to order public aid to help reunify families, regardless of immigration status.
The academy's various branches — which separately represent directors, writers, actors, cinematographers, editors and so on — are conducting a weeks-long vote to fill about one-third of the governors' seats, each of which comes up for election every three years.
We evaluate potential energy cap designs that differ in terms of target fuel, point of control, and national versus regional allowance trading using a global numerical general equilibrium model that separately represents 30 provinces in China.
