Sentence examples for standing as representatives from inspiring English sources

On another level, the protagonists are the city of Dublin and the River Liffey which flows enchantingly through the pages, "leaning with the sloothering slide of her, giddygaddy, grannyma, gossipaceous Anna Livia"—standing as representatives of the history of Ireland and, by extension, of all human history.

This year, it launched the "I will lead the way" programme, which aims to increase the number of women standing as student representatives and support them if they do.

Language is on his account an artificial system of signs, the purpose of which is to communicate our thoughts, the words standing as their representatives, to one another.

Both lawyers emphasized that parents should be seen as advocating their own rights in such lawsuits, not simply standing in as representatives of their children.

His advisers said that his second failed quest for the White House would be his last, with his running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, standing as one of the leaders of the party.

Writing in the New Statesman, the study authors concluded: "A press (and media) representation of women that serves to suggest politics is a 'man's game'... sidelines women representatives, puts off women from standing as candidates... and alienates voters".

At the 15-minute meeting, KiFin announced that Lewis and another representative would no longer be standing as directors after Minerva refused to release the results of the proxy votes cast before the meeting as it read out the resolutions.

Unless you count standing as a workout.

He is not standing as an independent MP he is standing as a Labour MP".

standing as the global measure of system outage.

Fairy tales standing as faith.