Sentence examples for sought for representation from inspiring English sources

We obtain a detailed background as to what occurred and likewise ensure that both sides understand what is being sought for representation and what the terms of representation include.

She always resisted "the traditional syntactic/semantic view of theory" for its "vending machine" view, in which a theory is a deductive and automated machine that upon receiving empirical input "gurgitates" and then "drops out the sought-for representation" (1999a, 184 5).

Take his failure to seize the one great prize his party sought for decades – proportional representation that would make such coalitions a fixture.

We take inspiration from invertebrate systems in nature to seek for versatile representations of motion/behavior primitives in continuum robots.

While the executive branch of government doesn't have the direct power to give D.C. residents the representation in the national legislation it has sought for centuries, the president can join other voices championing the call for Congressional representation.

Windsor stood up and barked, "I'm seventy-seven years old, and I can't wait!" Windsor first sought representation for her suit in 2009; she approached a number of gay-rights organizations.

Other officers sought legal representation for Officer Sawyer, and Richard Murray, a lawyer who is on contract with the Policemen's Benevolent Association, soon arrived.

The forms included a request a detainee could sign seeking representation for an appeals court challenge of a tribunal finding.

She writes personal essays and opinion pieces, and is currently seeking representation for her debut novel.

Addressing some of the negative issues raised by participants could reduce the adversarial nature of the claims process in a compensable setting and alleviate the triggers for seeking legal representation; thereby providing a more optimal environment for injury recovery.

After his election, in 1811, as high bailiff of the city, he showed increasing concern with currency questions and sought more equitable representation for the middle and lower classes in the House of Commons.