Sentence examples for should be represented by from inspiring English sources

David Cameron should be represented by an empty chair.

Then he says that the writer should be represented by someone who really cares--himself.

The time will come for journalists there to decide democratically whether or not they should be represented by a union.

Hinton, Crone, Myler and News International might argue that they should be represented by counsel at oral hearings before it.

If a major party refuses to participate, its decision should be represented by an empty podium in the assembly.

Less clear is why the equally high cultures of France and England should be represented by unequal literatures.

When Hitler came in 1933 he stipulated that foreign firms should be represented by Germans, so he went back to London.

Ella Gibbons, women's officer at Loughborough student union, says: "I don't think our student union should be represented by someone who has actively participated in violence against women.

It became clear that Andy should be represented by someone else when Andy is saying McNamee was telling the truth and Roger is saying he's lying".

Ms. Tinker's supporters said the district, which is 60percentt black and 35percentt white, should be represented by a black candidate.

It insisted that forces fighting on the ground should be represented by "those who suffered and took part in the sacrifices".