Sentence examples for set up to represent from inspiring English sources

It has been unique among bodies set up to represent professionals.

This was set up to represent the interests of the advertising industry to have a stronger voice in Government.

This week marks the centenary of the first meeting of the BMA committee set up to represent GPs.

"The unions are important because they represent a lot of the people that the Labour Party was set up to represent.

Consecutive election defeats indicate a deeper malaise, a party that has lost touch with the people it was set up to represent and allowed the structures that once provided communication and purpose to wither away.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, the executive board of the National Association of Theater Owners (Nato), the body set up to represent US cinemas' interests, has issued new guidelines aimed at reducing the complaints they receive in connection with over-promotion of films, and to try and assert control over what is marketed in their cinemas.

El Tigre whose real name is Raul Gatica is a political refugee from Mexico who now runs the Migrant Workers Dignity Associationn (MWDA), a not-for-profit body set-up to represent the interests of foreign labourers in BC.

She insists that the silhouette's supporters realize that not everyone shares the same beliefs, and that it wasn't set up to only represent Christians.

The commission was set up to try to represent the interests of the public".

Caroline Crisdo-Perez is co-founder of The Women's Room, a database of female experts set up to encourage the media to represent women fairly.

The purpose of the review of the ACMD, ordered in secret last month, is to "satisfy ministers" that the body is "discharging the functions" that it was set up to deliver and that it still represents value for money to the public.