Sentence examples for take representations from inspiring English sources

Because the deaths all arose from a "common chain of events", he said it would make sense to apply for all 96 verdicts to be quashed, but said he would take representations from the families of the victims on the matter.

BHA officials have insisted that they continue to 'closely monitor' the situation and to take representation from all parties.

Earlier, he had rather uncritically taken "representation" to be a straightforward correspondence relation in which the idea merely copied its object.

On the other hand, it's hard to see what he has to lose by taking representation and social good into account.

They also note that redistricting split Southwest Detroit's Latino voting bloc in half, effectively taking representation away from those residents.

MacAskill was only required to take written representations from Megrahi.

You can recruit computer-controlled assassins to your posse and dispatch them not only around Constantinople but also to take over representations of other cities around the Mediterranean.

Take two representations belonging to two distinct types, e.g., a color, \(a\), and a sound, \(\alpha\) (SW V: 308).

This is the question of whether we understand $P$ as a "complete" or "exhaustive" representation of your beliefs, or whether we take the representation to be incomplete or non-exhaustive.

It means that Emre will be able to take legal representation with him to Soho Square and to call witnesses.

One pilot said the machinists supported the merger because their union worried that a rival, the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association, would take over representation of United's machinists.